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vi ( fam) Arbeit suchen* * *job-hunt v/i auf Arbeitssuche sein:go job-hunting auf Arbeitssuche gehen -
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гл.эк. тр. искать работуIn the random sampling of 703 American adults who had job hunted at least once in the past five years, only 4 percent said they had found work through the Net. — По результатам выборочного опроса, из 703 взрослых американцев, за последние пять лет как минимум один раз занимавшихся поиском работы, только 4% опрошенных заявили, что нашли работу через интернет.
He joined a Philadelphia ad firm but says they were unable to meet payroll, so he's job-hunting again. — Он поступил на работу в филадельфийскую рекламную фирму, но, по его словам, фирма не смогла вовремя выплатить заработную плату, так что сейчас он снова ищет работу.
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V1. काम\job-huntकी\job-huntतलाशMy job-hunt is not over yet. -
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intransitive verb (usu in - ing form) buscar* trabajoto go jobhunting — salir* a buscar trabajo
* * *intransitive verb (usu in - ing form) buscar* trabajoto go jobhunting — salir* a buscar trabajo
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > job hunt
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[hʌnt] 1. гл.1) охотиться ( обычно с гончими); ловить (кого-л.); принимать участие в охоте2) травить, гнать; преследовать прям. и перен.Syn:3) разыскивать, искать, рыскать в поисках (кого-л. / что-л.); гоняться (за кем-л. / чем-л.)Many people hunt after fame in their lives but never find it. — Многие люди гоняются за славой, но никогда не находят её.
She is still hunting for a new job. — Она всё ещё ищет новую работу.
Syn:4) = hunt away изгонять, прогонятьThe colonials were hunted from their homes. — Жители колоний были изгнаны из своих домов.
Syn:5) прочесывать (в поисках чего-л.)- hunt out
- hunt upSyn:comb I 2.2. сущ.1) охота, ловляto organize / stage a hunt — организовывать охоту
2) поиски (чего-л.)hunt for property — охота за недвижимостью (поиск подходящего дома / квартиры)
The hunt is on. — Ведутся поиски.
Police are leading the murder hunt. — Полиция ведёт поиск убийцы.
I'll have a hunt around for it in my room. — Я поищу это у себя в комнате.
- job-hunt- treasure huntSyn:3) брит.hunt saboteur — тот, кто выступает против охоты на лис
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job-hunting — job hunter ˈjob ˌhunter noun [countable] someone who is looking for a job; =job seeker: • Slowdowns in several big industries had made New York a desert for job hunters. job hunt noun [countable] : • She had just embarked on a job hunt in Chicago … Financial and business terms
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Job — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a piece of work, esp. one done for hire or profit. 2 a paid position of employment. 3 colloq. anything one has to do. 4 colloq. a difficult task (had a job to find them). 5 a product of work, esp. if well done. 6 Computing an item … Useful english dictionary