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Job
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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. job [ingl. am. dʒɑb, ingl. brit. dʒɒb] SUST.
1.1. job (occupation, post):
job
job
he hasn't had a job since 1990
he hasn't had a job since 1990
jobs for the boys ingl. brit. coloq.
jobs for the boys ingl. brit. coloq.
enchufismo m Esp.
jobs for the boys ingl. brit. coloq.
cuatachismo m Méx.
on the job I never drink on the job
if the nightwatchman hadn't been on the job ingl. am. coloq.
if the nightwatchman hadn't been on the job ingl. am. coloq.
si el sereno no hubiera estado al loroEsp. coloq.
there was a couple on the job in the back of the car ingl. brit. argot
there was a couple on the job in the back of the car ingl. brit. argot
you've been lying down on the job atrbv. application/interview
job losses
job title
job vacancy
job vacancy
1.2. job (duty, responsibility):
2.1. job (task, piece of work):
job
she's had a nose job coloq.
she's had a nose job coloq.
a repair job MOTOR
a good job coloq.
to be just the job! ingl. brit. coloq.
to be just the job! ingl. brit. coloq.
to do a job on sth/sb argot
liquidar algo/a alguien
to do a job on sth/sb argot
cargarse algo/a alguien Esp. coloq.
to give sth/sb up as a bad job
2.2. job INFORM.:
job
job queue
job queue
2.3. job (difficult task) coloq.:
we had a job to hear
3. job (crime):
job argot
to do or pull a job
4. job (thing):
job argot
cuestión f coloq.
job argot
chisme m Esp. Méx. coloq.
job argot
vaina f Col. Perú Ven. coloq.
job argot
coso m Co. Sur coloq.
5. job ingl. brit. infant.:
hacer caca/pis coloq.
II. job <part. pres. jobbing; pret., part. pas. jobbed> [ingl. am. dʒɑb, ingl. brit. dʒɒb] V. intr.
1. job (work casually):
job
job
hacer changas Río Pl. coloq.
job
hacer pololos Chile coloq.
2. job (as middleman):
job
3. job <jobbing, part. pres. >:
job
job
job creation SUST. U
job evaluation SUST. U or C
job description SUST.
nose job SUST. coloq.
to have a nose job
to have a nose job
job analyst SUST.
job analysis SUST. U or C
job action SUST. U ingl. am.
job action
rush job SUST. coloq.
hatchet job SUST. coloq.
en el diccionario PONS
job [dʒɒb, ingl. am. dʒɑ:b] SUST.
1. job (piece of work, employment):
job
side job
to make a good/bad job of sth
2. job sin pl. (duty):
job
to do one's job
3. job sin pl. (problem):
job
I had a job doing it
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
it's a good job that ...
to be just the job coloq.
to do a job on sb coloq.
job cuts SUST. pl.
job cuts
job hunt SUST. coloq.
job hunt
job sharing SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit.
job sharing m
job title SUST.
job title
job market SUST.
job market
job lot SUST.
job lot
job creation SUST. sin pl.
job application SUST.
job centre SUST. ingl. brit.
job centre
en el diccionario PONS
job [dʒab] SUST.
1. job (piece of work, employment):
job
2. job (duty):
job
to do one's job
3. job coloq. (robbery):
do a bank job
job interview SUST.
job rating SUST.
job rating
job description SUST.
job market SUST.
job market
nose job SUST. coloq.
nose job
on-the-job training SUST.
part-time job SUST.
odd-job man [ˈad·dʒab·mæn] SUST.
odd-job man
chapuzas m inv.
entry-level job SUST.
Present
Ijob
youjob
he/she/itjobs
wejob
youjob
theyjob
Past
Ijobbed
youjobbed
he/she/itjobbed
wejobbed
youjobbed
theyjobbed
Present Perfect
Ihavejobbed
youhavejobbed
he/she/ithasjobbed
wehavejobbed
youhavejobbed
theyhavejobbed
Past Perfect
Ihadjobbed
youhadjobbed
he/she/ithadjobbed
wehadjobbed
youhadjobbed
theyhadjobbed
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