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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. job [Am dʒɑb, Brit dʒɒb] N

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 Brit inf
jobs for the boys Brit inf
enchufismo m Spain
jobs for the boys Brit inf
on the job I never drink on the job
si el sereno no hubiera estado al loroSpain inf
you've been lying down on the job attr 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 inf
she's had a nose job inf
a repair job MOTOR
a good job inf
to be just the job! Brit inf
to be just the job! Brit inf
to do a job on sth/sb sl
liquidar algo/a alguien
to do a job on sth/sb sl
cargarse algo/a alguien Spain inf
to give sth/sb up as a bad job

2.2. job COMPUT:

job
job queue
job queue

2.3. job (difficult task) inf:

we had a job to hear

3. job (crime):

job sl
to do or pull a job

4. job (thing):

job sl
cuestión f inf
job sl
chisme m Spain Mex inf
job sl
vaina f Col Peru Ven inf
job sl
coso m CSur inf

5. job Brit childspeak:

II. job <pres part jobbing; pt, pp jobbed> [Am dʒɑb, Brit dʒɒb] VB intr

1. job (work casually):

job
job
hacer changas RioPl inf
job
hacer pololos Chil inf

2. job (as middleman):

job

3. job <jobbing, pres part >:

job
job

job creation N U

job evaluation N U or C

job description N

nose job N inf

to have a nose job
to have a nose job

job analyst N

job analysis N U or C

job action N U Am

job action

rush job N inf

hatchet job N inf

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job [dʒɒb, Am dʒɑ:b] N

1. job (piece of work, employment):

job
side job
to make a good/bad job of sth

2. job no pl (duty):

job
to do one's job

3. job no pl (problem):

job
I had a job doing it

Phrases:

it's a good job that ...
to be just the job inf
to do a job on sb inf

job cuts N pl

job cuts

job hunt N inf

job hunt

job sharing N no pl Brit

job sharing m

job title N

job title

job market N

job market

job lot N

job lot

job creation N no pl

job application N

job centre N Brit

job centre
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job [dʒab] N

1. job (piece of work, employment):

job

2. job (duty):

job
to do one's job

3. job inf (robbery):

do a bank job

job interview N

job rating N

job rating

job description N

job market N

job market

nose job N inf

nose job

on-the-job training N

part-time job N

odd-job man [ˈad·dʒab·mæn] N

odd-job man
chapuzas m inv

entry-level job N

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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She had the clean-living boyfriend, a paying and steady job, and great hair.
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After he finished a consulting job at a corporate giant, he was in no hurry to return.
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Like a cat burglar -- clean as a whistle -- a professional job.
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Within a few months he decided that broadcasting sounded much more exciting than a career at the chalkface and got a job as a clerical cadet.
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A mortgage financing contingency clause protects you if, say, you lose your job and the loan falls through or the appraisal price comes in over the purchase price.
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