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1 jornada de trabajo
• work contract• work day• work day and night• work overtime• work period• work permit• work sheet• work shift• work short time• working group• working hours• working hypothesis -
2 permiso de trabajo
* * *(n.) = work permitEx. These people are seasonal workers who are here on a temporary work permit and who should be leaving at the end of their legal contract.* * ** * *(n.) = work permitEx: These people are seasonal workers who are here on a temporary work permit and who should be leaving at the end of their legal contract.
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3 hacer horas extraordinarias
• work environment• work extra time• work farm• work outside• work overtime• work part timeDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > hacer horas extraordinarias
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4 resultar bien
• work out a plan• work out at• work out roughly• work out the cost of• work out well for• work outside -
5 trabajar como un buey
• work jointly• work like a beaver• work like a slave• work like mad to• work upon• work volume -
6 trabajar como un chino
• work jointly• work like a beaver• work like a dog• work like a Trojan• work upon• work volume -
7 trabajar como un mulo
• work like a banshee• work like a beaver• work like a horse• work like a slave• work upon• work volume -
8 trabajar como un negro
• work like a beaver• work like a horse• work like a slave• work like an ox• work upon• work volume -
9 trabajar horas extras
• work environment• work extra time• work farm• work outside• work overtime• work part time -
10 trabajar continuamente
• work away• work by the week• work contract• work up to• work very hard for a small pay -
11 trabajar horas extra
• work environment• work farm• work outside• work overtime• work part time -
12 proyecto en curso
Ex. The new virtual tour, while still a work in progress, is considered to be a success by students, library faculty and staff.* * *Ex: The new virtual tour, while still a work in progress, is considered to be a success by students, library faculty and staff.
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13 trabajo en curso
Ex. The new virtual tour, while still a work in progress, is considered to be a success by students, library faculty and staff.* * *Ex: The new virtual tour, while still a work in progress, is considered to be a success by students, library faculty and staff.
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14 agotarse trabajando
• work on the production line• work one's way• work one's way to• work order -
15 funcionar más o menos
• work out at• work out for• work out roughly• work out the cost of -
16 romperse el cuero
• work on the lines of• work one's head off• work up to• work very hard for a small pay -
17 trabajar de balde
• work for• work force• work in the garden• work in with -
18 trabajar hasta más no poder
• work like a dog• work like a Trojan• work on the production line• work one's wayDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > trabajar hasta más no poder
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19 trabajar irregularmente
• work in the garden• work in with• work itself out• work-in-process inventoryDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > trabajar irregularmente
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20 trabajar para el obispo
• work for• work force• work upon• work volumeDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > trabajar para el obispo
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