Definition
Definition of gray-collar - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mixed tasksTECH. US involving both manual and intellectual tasksTECH. US
- The position is considered gray-collar due to its diverse responsibilities.
2.
employmentTECH. US related to jobs requiring technical skillsTECH. US
- Gray-collar workers often have specialized training in their field.
Examples of gray-collar in a sentence
Gray-collar roles are becoming more common in the modern workforce. Gray-collar jobs are in high demand. He pursued a gray-collar career in IT.
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- French:polyvalent, de cols gris, ...
- German:grauer Kragen, technische Berufe, ...
- Italian:colletto grigio, ...
- Spanish:de cuello gris, ...
- Portuguese:misto, trabalhos técnicos, ...
- Chinese:灰领, 技术性工作, ...
- Japanese:グレー・カラー, ...
- Arabic:ذو مَهام مُخْتَلِطَة, تِقْنِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְשֻׁלָּב יָדָנִית וּמַחְשַׁבְתִּית, מִצַּוָּארוֹן אָפוֹר, ...
- Russian:серый воротничок, ...
- Ukrainian:змішані завдання, технічні роботи, ...
- Hindi:ग्रे-कॉलर, ...
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