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41 a face carieră
to work one's way upto make quite a careerto be on the climbto be on the up-and-up. -
42 a face ceva de mântuială
to scamp one's workto shamble through one's taskto slight over smth.to do smth. (by) halves.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a face ceva de mântuială
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43 a face cu schimbul
to take turns in / at doing smth.to work in relays. -
44 a face o treabă de mântuială
to huddle over / through a piece of work.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a face o treabă de mântuială
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45 a face ravagii
to work / to play havocto lay waste. -
46 a face un lucru util
to perform useful work. -
47 a funcţiona cu aburi etc.
to work by steam etc.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a funcţiona cu aburi etc.
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48 a indica liniile directoare / principale ale unei lucrări
to lay down the broad lines of a work.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a indica liniile directoare / principale ale unei lucrări
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49 a lucra cu (multă) discreţie
to act / to work discreetlyto use discretion.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a lucra cu (multă) discreţie
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50 a lucra cu acurateţe
to work accuratelyartă to paint with care for detail. -
51 a lucra cu ziua
to work by the day( d. femei de serviciu) to charto do charwork. -
52 a lucra cu încăpăţânare / îndârjire la ceva
to plug / to slog (away) on / at one's work.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a lucra cu încăpăţânare / îndârjire la ceva
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53 a lucra cu întreruperi
to work by snatches -
54 a lucra de mântuială
to skimp one's workto botch / to bungle / to muck thingsto do things in a scrambling fashionto make a mess of a jobto shuffle through a task. -
55 a lucra iute
to be quick about one's work. -
56 a lucra la ceva
to work on / at smth. -
57 a lucra la lumina lămpii
to work by lamplight.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a lucra la lumina lămpii
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58 a lucra noaptea
to work at nightto bum the midnight oil. -
59 a lucra pe cont propriu
to work / to be freelanceto do things under one's own beatto go for oneself. -
60 a lucra repede
to be quick about one's work.
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