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1 employ
{im'plɔi}
I. 1. употребявам, използувам, служа си с (for, in, on)
2. давам работа на, наемам, държа на служба
to be EMPLOYed by someone на работа съм/работя/служа при някого
to be self EMPLOYed със свободна професия съм, работя самостоятелно/частно
3. pass, refl занимавам се (in с)
отдавам се (in на)
прекарвам времето си (in в)
when not otherwise EMPLOYed когато нямам друга работа
II. n главно в изрази работа
to be in the EMPLOY of служа при, на работа съм при/в
to have someone in one's EMPLOY държа някого на работа/служба
out of EMPLOY без работа* * *{im'plъi} v 1. употребявам, използувам, служа си с (for, in, o(2) {im'plъi} n главно в изрази работа; to be in the employ of служ* * *употребявам; назначавам; наемам;* * *1. i. употребявам, използувам, служа си с (for, in, on) 2. ii. n главно в изрази работа 3. out of employ без работа 4. pass, refl занимавам се (in с) 5. to be employed by someone на работа съм/работя/служа при някого 6. to be in the employ of служа при, на работа съм при/в 7. to be self employed със свободна професия съм, работя самостоятелно/частно 8. to have someone in one's employ държа някого на работа/служба 9. when not otherwise employed когато нямам друга работа 10. давам работа на, наемам, държа на служба 11. отдавам се (in на) 12. прекарвам времето си (in в)* * *employ[im´plɔi] I. v 1. държа на служба (работа), наемам; давам работа на; the firm \employed forty workers фирмата даде (осигури) работа на 40 работника; she is \employed as a secretary тя е наета като секретарка; 2. употребявам, използвам, служа си с ( for, in, on); you should \employ your time better трябва по-рационално да използваш времето си; 3. занимавам се с, отдавам се на, прекарвам си времето (обикн. с in); she was busily \employed (in) writing letters тя се занимаваше с писане на писма; when not otherwise \employed когато няма друга работа; II. n ост. занимание, работа; to be in the \employ of, to be in s.o.'s \employ служа на, на служба съм у; работя за; to have s.o. in o.'s \employ държа някого на служба (работа); out of \employ без работа.
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