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81 work up out of hammer
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82 work volume
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83 work for hire
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84 work in hand
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85 work-in strike
work-in strike ≈ Arbeitskampfmittel, bei dem die Arbeitnehmer sich weigern, den Arbeitsplatz zu verlassen, und in der Regel trotz anderweitiger Anweisung durch die Geschäftsführung weiterarbeiten -
86 work made for hire
work made for hire Auftragswerk n -
87 work-to-rule
work-to-rule Dienst m nach Vorschrift -
88 work associate
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89 work boot
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90 work coat
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91 work force
work force s (auch als pl konstruiert)1. Belegschaft f2. Arbeitskräftepotential n* * *n.Belegschaft f. -
92 work glove
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93 work sharing
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94 work sheet
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95 work together
work together v/i1. zusammenarbeiten2. ineinandergreifen (Zahnräder)* * *v.zusammenarbeiten (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
96 work-up
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97 work schedule
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98 work-sharing
ˈwork-shar·ingn Arbeitsteilung f -
99 work camp
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100 work ethic
'work eth·ic nArbeitsethos nt
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