English to Basque Meaning of understaffed - understaffed

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Definitions of understaffed in English
Adjective(1) inadequate in number of workers or assistants etc.
Examples of understaffed in English
(1) the department is understaffed and overworked
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1. short-handed ::
labur-jasotzen
2. undermanned ::
undermanned
3. short-staffed ::
labur-langileak dituzten
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