Plural of cargador; multiple people who work loading cargo.
Spanish plural form of 'cargador,' using the regular -es plural ending in Spanish, preserved in English when referring to Spanish-speaking dock workers.
The cargadores of Seville and Cadiz were legendary for their strength and speed—they could load an entire ship in days, making them stars of their time!
Plural masculine form in Spanish carries gendered assumptions about dock workers and cargo handlers, historically male-dominated occupations with systemic wage and recognition gaps.
Use 'cargadores y cargadoras' or 'personal de carga' to explicitly include all genders in plural references.
["personal de carga","cargadores y cargadoras","operarios de carga"]
Women cargadores have contributed to supply chains and port operations across history; use inclusive plural forms to acknowledge their labor.
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