unionist in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for unionist in the English»French Dictionary

unionist [Brit ˈjuːnjənɪst, ˈjuːnɪənɪst, Am ˈjunjənəst] N

1. unionist (member or supporter of trade unions):

unionist

syndiqué/-e m/f

2. unionist:

Unionist Brit POL (in Northern Ireland)

unioniste mf

Unionist attr party, politician

unioniste

Phrases:

Unionist Am HISTORY

unioniste mf

Translations for unionist in the French»English Dictionary

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unioniste

Unionist

nordiste

Unionist

mon passé de syndicaliste/comédien

my past as a trade unionist/an actor

unionist in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for unionist in the English»French Dictionary

unionist N

1. unionist (trade union advocate):

unionist

syndicaliste mf

2. unionist Brit (Northern Irish supporter of Britain):

unionist

unioniste mf

trade unionist N

trade unionist

syndicaliste mf

Translations for unionist in the French»English Dictionary

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syndicaliste

(trade) unionist

unioniste

unionist (member of the National Union Party)

unionist Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

unionist (member of the National Union Party)

unioniste

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Most nationalists welcomed the review but unionists attacked it as an erosion of the right to freedom of assembly.

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It is led by 30, comprising business people, trade unionists and education, employment and skills experts.

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The party was established to represent the interests of workers and trade unionists.

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He was a socialist activist, journalist and trade unionist.

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The government's reaction to confrontations was seen to be one-sided and heavy-handed in favour of unionists.

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The electoral wards had been drawn and redrawn to ensure a unionist majority on the council even though more voters supported nationalist and republican parties.

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However, this body was brought down by opposition from hard-line unionists and republicans and was abolished in 1974.

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As in steel, these workers had abundant recent first-hand experience of failed organizing drives and defeated strikes, which resulted in unionists being blacklisted or worse.

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But in their derogatory comparison of this movement with the trade unionists, my comrades failed to notice two of its historic aspects.

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