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21 he struck his friend for a job
viņš lūdza draugu sameklēt viņam darbu -
22 he was instrumental in finding me this job
viņš palīdzēja atrast man šo darbuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > he was instrumental in finding me this job
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23 he's odds-on-odds-on favourite for the job
viņam ir lielākas izredzes dabūt šo darbuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > he's odds-on-odds-on favourite for the job
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24 I'll try to sandwich this job
mēģināšu atrast laiku šim darbam -
25 I'm in for that job
es kandidēju uz šo darbu -
26 inside job
zādzība ar uzvedinātāju -
27 it's a helluva job
tas ir ellīgs darbs -
28 it's a toss-up-up who will get the job
vēl nav skaidrs, kas dabūs šo darbuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > it's a toss-up-up who will get the job
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29 likely man for the job
šim darbam piemērots cilvēks -
30 live-in job
darbs ar dzīvokli darba vietā -
31 natural for the job
kā radīts šim darbam -
32 odd job
gadījuma darbs -
33 off-hour job
darbs, apvienojot amatus -
34 out of job
bez darba -
35 routine job
kārtējais darbs -
36 this job asks time
šis darbs prasa daudz laika -
37 to apply for a job
pieteikties darbā -
38 to give something up as a bad job
atmest kaut kam ar rokuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to give something up as a bad job
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39 to hold down a job
nezaudēt darbu -
40 to jack in one's job
pamest darbu
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