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Job
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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. job [ingl. brit. dʒɒb, ingl. am. dʒɑb] SUST.
1. job:
job (post)
to look for/get a job
to give sb a job
to have a good job
what's her job?
to be out of a job
we'll all be out of a job atrbv. advert, offer, opportunities, title
we'll all be out of a job analysis, evaluation, specification
we'll all be out of a job pages, supplement
we'll all be out of a job creation, cuts, losses
2. job (rôle):
job
3. job (duty):
job
her main job is to
4. job (task):
job
job
boulot m coloq.
to find/have a job for sb to do
to find/have a job for sb to do
5. job (assignment):
job (of company)
6. job (result of work to do):
to make a good job of doing sth
7. job (difficult activity) coloq.:
a real job , quite a job
toute une affaire coloq. (to do, doing de faire)
8. job (crime, theft):
job coloq.
coup m coloq.
to do or pull off a job
faire un coup coloq.
9. job INFORM.:
job
job
job m coloq.
10. job (thing):
job coloq.
truc m coloq.
11. job (plastic surgery) coloq.:
to have a nose job
II. job [ingl. brit. dʒɒb, ingl. am. dʒɑb] V. intr.
1. job (do casual work):
job
2. job (do piece-work):
job
III. job [ingl. brit. dʒɒb, ingl. am. dʒɑb]
(and a) good job too! ingl. brit.
it's a good job that ingl. brit.
just the job
to do a big job coloq.
faire caca coloq.
on the job (working)
au travail or boulot coloq.
to learn on the job
to be on the job coloq. ingl. brit. hum.
to do the job fig.
to give sth/sb up as a bad job ingl. brit.
to make the best of a bad job ingl. brit.
I. on-the-job ADJ.
on-the-job training:
on-the-job
sur le tas coloq.
on-the-job
II. on the job ADV.
blow job [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈbloʊ ˌdʒɑb] SUST. vulg. argot
to give sb a blow job
tailler une pipe à qn vulg. argot
benchmark job SUST.
rush job SUST. coloq.
rush job
rush job
odd job SUST. (for money)
odd job
hatchet job SUST. coloq.
to do a hatchet job on sb/sth
démolir qn/qc coloq.
holiday job SUST. ingl. brit. (in summer)
job m d'été coloq.
job-share [ingl. brit. ˈdʒɒbʃɛː, ingl. am. ˈdʒɑb ˌʃɛ(ə)r] SUST.
job-share
job-share atrbv. scheme, system
job-share position
job sharing SUST.
job-hunt V. intr.
job-hunt
en el diccionario PONS
job [dʒɒb, ingl. am. dʒɑ:b] SUST.
1. job (work):
job
to get a job
to give up a job
2. job (piece of work):
job
to make a good job of sth
3. job no pl. (duty):
job
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to have a job doing sth
to do the job coloq.
that's just the job coloq.
job cuts SUST. pl.
job cuts
job title SUST.
job title
job counsellor SUST.
conseiller(-ère) m (f) de l'emploi
job description SUST.
job offer SUST.
job offer
job hunt SUST. coloq.
job hunt
job security SUST.
job creation SUST.
job lot SUST.
job lot
lot m
en el diccionario PONS
job [dʒab] SUST.
1. job (work):
job
to get a job
to give up a job
2. job (piece of work):
job
to do a good job of sth
3. job (duty):
job
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to do the job coloq.
job market SUST.
rush job SUST.
rush job
teaching job SUST.
job-hunt V. intr.
job lot SUST.
job lot
lot m
job interview SUST.
job evaluation SUST.
job description SUST.
job offer SUST.
job offer
Glosario OFAJ "Intégration et égalité des chances"
job offer
job seeker
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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Suddenly, he notices something wrong with his face; he claws at his face, peeling away the skin to reveal burning embers beneath the skin.
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The relief column marches on towards the fort but heat, lack of water and a sand castle building competition gone wrong decimates the force to a handful.
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