English
Etymology
From strike + breaker.
Noun
strikebreaker (plural strikebreakers)
- A non-unionized worker hired to replace a striking union worker.
Synonyms
Translations
worker hired to replace a striking worker
- Armenian: գործադուլաբեկ (hy) (gorcadulabek), շտրեյկբրեխեր (hy) (štreykbrexer)
- Basque: eskirol
- Belarusian: штрэйкбрэ́хер m (štrejkbréxjer), штрайкбрэ́хер m (štrajkbréxjer)
- Bulgarian: стачкоизме́нник (bg) m (stačkoizménnik), стачкоизме́нничка f (stačkoizménnička)
- Catalan: esquirol (ca) m or f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 工賊 / 工贼 (zh) (gōngzéi)
- Czech: stávkokaz (cs) m
- Danish: skruebrækker
- Dutch: stakingsbreker (nl)
- Estonian: streigimurdja
- Finnish: rikkuri (fi)
- French: briseur de grève (fr) m, jaune (fr)
- Galician: esquirol m, crebafolgas (gl) m or f, quebrafolgas m or f
- Georgian: შტრაიკბრეხერი (šṭraiḳbrexeri)
- German: Streikbrecher (de) m
- Greek: απεργοσπάστης (el) m (apergospástis)
- Irish: bristeoir stailce m
- Italian: crumiro (it) m, crumira (it) f
- Japanese: スト破り (suto-yaburi)
- Korean: 파업파괴자 (pa'eop'pagoeja)
- Manx: neustholkeyr m
- Occitan: esquiròl (oc)
- Polish: łamistrajk (pl) m
- Portuguese: fura-greve (pt)
- Romanian: spărgător de grevă (ro) m
- Russian: штрейкбре́хер (ru) m (štrɛjkbrɛ́xer)
- Spanish: rompehuelgas (es) m or f, esquirol (es) m (Spain), carnero (es) m (River Plate region), crumiro m (Southern Cone)
- Swedish: strejkbrytare (sv) c, svartfot (sv) c, guling (sv) c
- Tagalog: eskirol
- Ukrainian: штрейкбре́хер m (štrejkbréxer), штрайкбре́хер m (štrajkbréxer), страйкбре́хер m (strajkbréxer)
- Welsh: torrwr streic m
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