Summary
Lay off! {interjection}
Ta gueule!
lay-off {noun}
licenciement
to lay off {verb}
licencier
lay {noun}
baiseur · baiseuse
English-French translation for "Lay off!"
"Lay off!" French translation
Lay off! {interjection}
Lay off! {interj.}
lay-off {noun}
lay-off {noun} (also: the chuck, sacking, the sack, de-manning)
All available information speaks to the fact that the most affected would be workers on lay-off.
form an independent labour union. He had helped organize strikes to protest against corruption in the factory and the lay-off of more than
Epton Industries Inc., parts manufacturers for GM Canada, moved work to the U.S. and 220 workers received permanent lay-off notices.
When government services or State-owned enterprises are privatized, a general measure to cure inefficiency is to lay off large numbers of
to lay off {verb}
to lay off {vb} (also: to axe, to cashier, to dismiss, to fire)
The small businesses lay off employees because people are no longer buying their goods.
According to paragraph 99 of the report, there were plans to lay off some 54,000 miners in the run-up to the year 2000.
If you wait until you are weak, you have to take much greater action and lay off more people.
Industries that had been ill-equipped to compete in a market economy had been forced to either outsource their work or lay off employees.
to lay off workers
lay {noun}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "lay off":
© Princeton Universityfurlough · discontinue · stop · cease · give up · quit
Synonyms (English) for "lay":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "Lay off!" in French
Similar words
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