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101 strange to the work
neiestrādājies -
102 strenuous work
grūts darbs -
103 success is attributed to hand work
panākumus izskaidro ar neatlaidīgu darbuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > success is attributed to hand work
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104 swamped with work
apkrauts ar darbiem -
105 tedious work
apnicīgs darbs -
106 the consummation of life's work
mūža darbsEnglish-Latvian dictionary > the consummation of life's work
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107 the lift won't work
lifts nedarbojas -
108 the work is good except for some mistakes
darbs ir labs; neraugoties uz dažām kļūdāmEnglish-Latvian dictionary > the work is good except for some mistakes
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109 this work tasks my power
šis darbs man nav pa spēkam -
110 to be behindhand in one's work
atpalikt darbā -
111 to be complimentary about somebody's work
cildinoši atsaukties par kāda darbuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to be complimentary about somebody's work
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112 to be disinclined for work
nebūt noskaņotam darbam -
113 to be serious about work
nopietni pieiet darbam -
114 to do a work anyhow
veikt darbu pavirši -
115 to find satisfaction in one's work
gūt apmierinājumu savā darbāEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to find satisfaction in one's work
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116 to fling oneself into work
sparīgi mesties darbā -
117 to get down to work
ķerties pie darba -
118 to habituate oneself to hard work
radināt sevi pie grūta darbaEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to habituate oneself to hard work
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119 to have one's heart in one's work
ielikt darbā visu savu sirdiEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to have one's heart in one's work
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120 to incapacitate for work
padarīt darbnespējīgu
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