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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
shift work SUST.
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. shift [ingl. am. ʃɪft, ingl. brit. ʃɪft] V. trans.
1.1. shift (change position of):
shift object/furniture
shift object/furniture
1.2. shift (transfer, switch):
2.1. shift coloq. ingl. brit. (move, remove):
2.2. shift coloq. ingl. brit. (get rid of):
shift stain
shift stain
sacar esp amer.
shift cold/allergy
3. shift (sell):
shift stock
II. shift [ingl. am. ʃɪft, ingl. brit. ʃɪft] V. intr.
1.1. shift (change position, direction):
shift cargo:
shift wind:
1.2. shift (switch, change over):
1.3. shift <shifting, part. pres. > opinion/moods:
2.1. shift ingl. brit. (move) coloq.:
2.2. shift ingl. brit. (budge):
3. shift (manage):
4. shift (change gear):
shift ingl. am.
shift ingl. am.
5. shift (go fast) ingl. brit.:
shift coloq.
volar coloq.
III. shift [ingl. am. ʃɪft, ingl. brit. ʃɪft] SUST.
1.1. shift (change in position):
1.2. shift LING.:
1.3. shift INFORM.:
2. shift (work period):
3.1. shift (undergarment):
3.2. shift (dress):
4. shift ingl. am. MOTOR:
I. work [ingl. am. wərk, ingl. brit. wəːk] SUST.
1. work U (labor, tasks):
work in process or ingl. brit. progress
the house needs a lot of work done or ingl. brit. doing to it
¡sigue (or sigan etc.) así!
2. work U (employment):
they both go out to work ingl. brit.
3. work in phrases:
men at work
in work ingl. brit., those in work
4.1. work C (product, single item):
4.2. work U (output):
ser obra de alguien
5. work U FÍS.:
II. work [ingl. am. wərk, ingl. brit. wəːk] V. intr.
1. work (to earn a living):
work people:
to work for sb
trabajar para alguien
to work from nature artist:
to work under sb
2.1. work (to operate, to function):
work machine/system/relationship:
work drug/person:
2.2. work (to have a required effect):
work drug/plan/measures/method:
3. work (to penetrate, to travel down) + adv. compl.:
III. work [ingl. am. wərk, ingl. brit. wəːk] V. trans.
1.1. work (to force to work):
1.2. work (to exploit):
work land/soil
work land/soil
work mine
1.3. work (to be employed in):
work nightclubs/casinos
1.4. work (to pay for by working):
2. work (to make to function):
3.1. work (to force gradually, manipulate) + adv. compl.:
3.2. work (to shape, fashion):
work clay/metal
work dough
work dough
3.3. work (in needlework, knitting):
4.1. work < pret. & part. pas. worked or wrought> (to bring about) → wrought
work miracle
4.2. work < pret. & part. pas. worked or wrought> (to manage, to arrange):
work coloq.
5. work (to solve) ingl. am.:
work problem/crossword
work problem/crossword
en el diccionario PONS
I. shift [ʃɪft] V. trans.
1. shift:
2. shift ingl. am. (in mechanics):
shift of gears, lanes
3. shift ingl. brit., ingl. austr. coloq. (dispose of):
shift stain
4. shift (sell):
II. shift [ʃɪft] V. intr.
1. shift (change, rearrange position):
shift wind
2. shift coloq. (move over):
3. shift (fend):
4. shift coloq. (move very fast):
III. shift [ʃɪft] SUST.
1. shift (alteration, change):
shift of power
2. shift (linguistic change):
3. shift (period of work):
I. work [wɜ:k, ingl. am. wɜ:rk] SUST.
1. work sin pl. (useful activity):
2. work sin pl. (employment):
3. work sin pl. (place of employment):
4. work (product) a. ARTE, MÚS.:
5. work (factory):
work pl + sing./pl v.
6. work pl TÉC.:
work of a clock
7. work sin pl. FÍS.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to get to work on sb coloq.
to give sb the works coloq.
II. work [wɜ:k, ingl. am. wɜ:rk] V. intr.
1. work (do job):
to work as sth
to work to rule ECON.
2. work (be busy):
to work to do sth
3. work TÉC.:
4. work (be successful):
work plan, tactics
5. work MED.:
6. work (have an effect):
to work against sb/sth
7. work (move):
8. work + adj. (become):
9. work liter. sb's face:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to work like a dog ingl. am., to work like a slave
to work like a Trojan ingl. brit.
III. work [wɜ:k, ingl. am. wɜ:rk] V. trans.
1. work (make sb work):
2. work TÉC. (operate):
3. work (move back and forward):
4. work (bring about):
work a cure
work a miracle
to work it [or things] so that ...
5. work (shape):
work bronze, iron
6. work MODA (embroider):
7. work:
work MIN
work AGR.
8. work (pay for by working):
en el diccionario PONS
shift work [ˈʃɪft·wɜrk] SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
I. shift [ʃɪft] V. trans.
1. shift:
2. shift (in mechanics):
shift gears, lanes
II. shift [ʃɪft] V. intr.
1. shift (change, rearrange position):
shift wind
2. shift coloq. (move over):
III. shift [ʃɪft] SUST.
1. shift (alteration, change):
shift of power
2. shift (period of work):
3. shift (linguistic change):
I. work [wɜrk] SUST.
1. work (useful activity):
2. work (employment):
3. work (place of employment):
4. work (product) a. ARTE, MÚS.:
5. work:
works + sing./pl v. (factory)
6. work:
works TÉC. of a clock
7. work FÍS.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to get to work on sb coloq.
to get to work on sth coloq.
the works argot
to give sb the works argot
II. work [wɜrk] V. intr.
1. work (do job):
to work as sth
2. work (be busy):
to work to do sth
3. work TÉC.:
4. work (be successful):
work plan, tactics
5. work MED.:
6. work (have an effect):
to work against sb/sth
7. work (move):
8. work + adj. (become):
9. work liter. sb's face:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
III. work [wɜrk] V. trans.
1. work (make sb work):
2. work TÉC. (operate):
3. work (move back and forward):
4. work (bring about):
work a cure
work a miracle
to work it [or things] so that...
5. work (shape):
work bronze, iron
6. work MODA (embroider):
7. work:
work MIN
work AGR.
8. work (pay for by working):
Present
Ishift
youshift
he/she/itshifts
weshift
youshift
theyshift
Past
Ishifted
youshifted
he/she/itshifted
weshifted
youshifted
theyshifted
Present Perfect
Ihaveshifted
youhaveshifted
he/she/ithasshifted
wehaveshifted
youhaveshifted
theyhaveshifted
Past Perfect
Ihadshifted
youhadshifted
he/she/ithadshifted
wehadshifted
youhadshifted
theyhadshifted
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