worker
The German word 'Arbeiter' is the equivalent of 'worker' in English. It is a noun that refers to a person who performs a job or task, often for pay. This term can be used in a variety of contexts, from manual labor to office work, and is a common term in everyday German conversation and writing.
The worker is repairing the machine.
In this sentence, the term 'Arbeiter' is used as a subject to describe the person who is executing the action of repairing the machine.
The worker has finished for the day.
In this context, 'Arbeiter' describes the person who is done with their work for the day. 'Feierabend' is a term used to define the end of the work day.
The worker receives his pay.
Here, the 'Arbeiter' is the one receiving his wage for his work. 'Lohn' is the term used to describe the salary or wage that an employee receives.