Translated sentences containing 'carpenters'

Will the carpenters finish all their work before you move in?

¿Terminarán los carpinteros todo de su trabajo antes de que se muden ustedes?

Are they encouraged to become plumbers and carpenters?

¿Se les anima a ser fontaneras o carpinteras?

Doctors and pharmacists remain outside its scope, but carpenters and hairdressers are included in it.

Los médicos y farmacéuticos quedan fuera de su ámbito, pero los carpinteros y peluqueros están incluidos en él.

It is nice to learn the Hamlet monologues by heart, but carpenters or computer operators should know their professional terms in foreign languages as well.

Está muy bien aprender los monólogos de Hamlet de memoria, pero los carpinteros e informáticos deberían conocer la terminología de su profesión también en lenguas extranjeras.

But a whole army of self-employed workers are also exposed to asbestos, in particular the electricians, plumbers and carpenters who come across it while doing maintenance work.

Sin embargo, existe todo un ejército de trabajadores autónomos que también están expuestos al amianto, en especial los electricistas, los fontaneros y los carpinteros en sus trabajos de mantenimiento.

Now, we have all seen the rising fuel prices at the pumps, but for sole traders like builders, plumbers and carpenters, running their van is a business-critical cost.

Ahora, todos hemos visto el aumento de los precios del combustible en las gasolineras, pero para los comerciantes individuales, como constructores, carpinteros y fontaneros, conducir su camioneta implica un coste crítico para su negocio.

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