Meaning: In the old days, it refers to women's knitting, sewing, embroidery and other jobs and the finished products of these jobs. Also called needlework.

Female workers make sentences:

This woman worker has been employed for five months.

I have told the farmer that he has no right to hire female workers to beat wheat with machines.

When they crossed the road from the research institute to the opposite bus stop, a group of workers passed by them. The two women workers looked back at them and whispered to the other workers.

All the male milkmen and some female milkmen put their foreheads on the cows and stare at the milk pail when milking.

This study fuels the debate about the health risks of nanotechnology. It said that these women workers inhaled the smoke and dust generated when the polystyrene board covered with plastic paste was heated to a high temperature.

In 2008, she led a strike and won equal pay for women workers in tobacco factories.

Our manager has an affair with his secretary. One day, a cleaning lady saw me.

However, Newmark did not rule out other possible sources of infection, including thousands of "maids" on display, amateur modeling work, and free second-hand mattresses.

At the same time, women workers often return to the village.

10, the slowdown in foreign investment and the decrease in overseas remittances have made the economic environment of these women workers worse.

1 1. At the same time, the road was crowded with a large number of young female workers who came in by bike, and they came to work early.

12, a young woman worker put the address bar outside a kraft paper transport box and put the packing tape inside.

In February 2009, Oxfam International conducted a survey to explore how women workers in the global supply chain were affected by the global economic crisis.

14. This factory employs male and female workers.

15, these two hospital women always quarrel.

16. When I first started working, there were no female workers in the slaughterhouse, only office secretaries.

17. The dreams of women workers in industrial zones are not limited to "imaginary meals".

18. Particles of about 30 nanometers were found in the lungs, plastic paste and broken ventilation pipes of these female workers.

19, the picture shows 1946. Near the destroyed Roman Catholic Cathedral in Dresden, women workers are cleaning bricks.