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1 career
1. сущ.1) общ. карьераSee:career expectations, career woman, careerist, career ladder, career opportunities, career prospects, career path, career pattern, career planning, career expectations, career guidance, career ladder, career management, career mobility, career woman, individual career planning, linear career, organizational career planning, pattern of career development, spiral career, steady-state career, transitory career, moral career, career systemб) (достижение успеха, славы)в) (деятельность на каком-л. поприще)to give up one's career as a musician to concentrate on one's studies — оставить карьеру музыканта ради учебы
Progressive illness cut short his career and forced his retirement in 2001. — Прогрессирующая болезнь оборвала его карьеру и вынудила его в 2001 г. уйти в отставку.
See:career officer, careers consultant, advance, career officer, career banding, career break, career development, profession2) общ. быстрое движение, карьер2. гл.1) общ. быстро двигаться; нестись2) общ. пускать лошадь в карьер3) общ. быстро отодвинуться
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