job

UK
/dʒɒb/
US
/dʒɑb/

Traduzioni

jobnoun
jobs
pl
UK
/dʒɒb/
US
/dʒɑb/
She found a job as a software developer at a tech company.
Elle a trouvé un emploi de développeuse logicielle dans une entreprise technologique.
He was given the job of cleaning the garage.
On lui a confié la tâche de nettoyer le garage.
It's your job to make sure the project is completed on time.
C'est ta responsabilité de t'assurer que le projet soit terminé à temps.
braquageSens criminel, surtout pour un vol à main armée.
The gang planned a job at the local bank.
Le gang a planifié un braquage à la banque locale.
Her job in the play was to provide comic relief.
Son rôle dans la pièce était d’apporter une touche comique.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
posteEmploi occupé dans une entreprise ou une organisation.
boulotFamilier.
travailSens général de travail à accomplir.
jobverb
jobbed
Past Simple
jobbed
Past Participle
jobbing
Gerund
UK
/dʒɒb/
US
/dʒɑːb/
arnaquerFamilier.
He felt the contractor had jobbed him on the repair costs.
Il avait l'impression que l'entrepreneur l'avait arnaqué sur le coût des réparations.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
bouloterFamilier, pour des petits boulots occasionnels.
spéculerCommerce ou finance.
jobadjective
Attributive use (e.g., job market, job security)
de l'emploiUsage attributif.
Recent graduates are entering a challenging job market.
Les jeunes diplômés entrent sur un marché de l'emploi difficile.

Definizioni

jobnoun
A paid position of regular employment.
She found a job as a software developer at a tech company.
A task or piece of work, especially one that is paid.
He was given the job of cleaning the garage.
A responsibility or duty.
It's your job to make sure the project is completed on time.
A crime, especially a robbery.
The gang planned a job at the local bank.
A particular role or function.
Her job in the play was to provide comic relief.
jobverb
To work at casual or occasional jobs.
During college he jobbed as a waiter on weekends.
To buy and sell goods or securities as a broker or middleman for quick profit.
Traders who job the market must react quickly to price changes.
(Informal) To cheat or trick someone.
He felt the contractor had jobbed him on the repair costs.
jobadjective
Relating to employment or positions of work (used attributively).
Recent graduates are entering a challenging job market.