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| the place where one is employed; labour, employment, occupation, job |
| to do a specific task by employing physical or mental powers |
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| the place where someone works or is employed |
| an economic role for which a person is paid |
| an official place that you can go to to find employment |
| a person who is unemployed and is looking for a job |
| an opportunity for somebody to work; a vacant job somewhere |
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| to encounter, to discover something |
| hard, not easy, requiring much effort |
| effort expended on a particular task; workers in general; the workforce |
| the whole system which functions through the interaction of workers and employers; all the jobs that are available |
| to give someone work or a job |
| a person, firm or other entity which pays for or hires the services of another person |
| the person who is employed by someone; who works for a company or another person |
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work[wɜːk](uncountable noun)
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- the place where one is employed; labour, employment, occupation, job
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- My work involves a lot of travel.
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- to do a specific task by employing physical or mental powers
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- He hasn't come home yet, he's probably still at work.
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workplace, workplaces['wɜːkpleɪs](noun)
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- the place where someone works or is employed
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- My workplace is close to the train station.
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- an economic role for which a person is paid
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- That surgeon has a great job.
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job centre, job centres(noun)
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- an official place that you can go to to find employment
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- I have an appointment at the job centre tomorrow.
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unemployment agency (AE), labour bureau, employment office
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job seeker, job seekers(noun)
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- a person who is unemployed and is looking for a job
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- There were many job seekers at the job centre yesterday.
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job offer, job offers(noun)
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- an opportunity for somebody to work; a vacant job somewhere
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- He got a job offer yesterday but he rejected it.
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- She's been looking for a job for 3 months now.
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find, found, found[faɪnd](irregular verb)
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- to encounter, to discover something
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- After 2 months of unemployment he finally found a new job.
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difficult[ˈdɪfɪkʌlt](adjective)
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- hard, not easy, requiring much effort
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- It was difficult to get a job offer.
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labour[ˈleɪ.bə](uncountable noun)( in economy )
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- effort expended on a particular task; workers in general; the workforce
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- Vegetable picking is a manual labour.
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labour-market, labour-markets(noun)
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- the whole system which functions through the interaction of workers and employers; all the jobs that are available
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- There are currently not many job offers available on the labour-market.
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job market, employment market
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- to give someone work or a job
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- He's employed by a cutting edge business company.
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employer, employers[ɛm'plɔɪɚ](noun)
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- a person, firm or other entity which pays for or hires the services of another person
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- She didn't get along with her employer, so she resigned.
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employee, employees[ɛm'plɔiː](noun)
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- the person who is employed by someone; who works for a company or another person
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- The boss meets with his employees every Tuesday.
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Tries: 0find | to encounter, to discover something |
workplace | the place where someone works or is employed |
difficult | hard, not easy, requiring much effort |
job | an economic role for which a person is paid |
employee | the person who is employed by someone; who works for a company or another person |
job offer | an opportunity for somebody to work; a vacant job somewhere |
labour | effort expended on a particular task; workers in general; the workforce |
job centre | an official place that you can go to to find employment |
employer | a person, firm or other entity which pays for or hires the services of another person |
employ | to give someone work or a job |
at work |
labour-market | the whole system which functions through the interaction of workers and employers; all the jobs that are available |
work | to do a specific task by employing physical or mental powers |
look for a job |
job seeker | a person who is unemployed and is looking for a job |
