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1 clerical
['klerɪkl]2) [employee, work] d'ufficio* * *I ['klerikəl] adjective(of the clergy: He is wearing a clerical collar.)II ['klerikəl] adjective(of a clerk or of his work: a clerical error.)* * *clerical /ˈklɛrɪkl/A a.1 ecclesiastico; di (o da) pastore anglicano: clerical collar, colletto da pastore anglicano (alto e bianco, che si allaccia dietro)2 d'ufficio; relativo (o dovuto) a un impiegato; impiegatizio: clerical error, errore materiale (o di trascrizione); clerical staff, gli impiegati; il personale; clerical worker, impiegato; clerical duties, mansioni d'impiegato3 (polit.) clericaleB n.1 (polit.) clericale2 (al pl.) abiti sacerdotaliclerically avv. NOTA D'USO: - employee o office worker?-.* * *['klerɪkl]2) [employee, work] d'ufficio -
2 clerical cleri·cal adj
['klɛrɪk(ə)l]1) (Comm: job) d'ufficio, da impiegato (-a)2) Rel clericale -
3 -employee o office worker?-
Nota d'usoAnche se il sostantivo “impiegato” si può tradurre con employee, in inglese si tende a specificare meglio il tipo di lavoro che si svolge: What do you do? I am an office worker [secretary], che cosa fai? Lavoro in un ufficio [Faccio la segretaria] (non I am an employee). Per indicare mansioni amministrative, si usa anche la parola clerk, specialmente in inglese americano, o l'espressione clerical worker. In alternativa, si può specificare ancora meglio: I work in the export office at Smith's, lavoro nell'ufficio esportazioni di Smith; I work in the accounts department, lavoro in contabilità.
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