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1 a pune la punct (a face ultimele retuşuri)
to add / to put / to receive the finishing touch(es)( a da formă) to lock into shape\a pune la punct (a face ultimele retuşuri) un aparat to tune up\a pune la punct (a face ultimele retuşuri) un articol to put / to get an article into shape\a pune la punct (a face ultimele retuşuri) o lucrare </b>to give the finishing strokes / touches to one's work\a pune la punct (a face ultimele retuşuri) o măsură / invenţie to perfect a measure / an invention.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a pune la punct (a face ultimele retuşuri)
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2 a face grevă
to (go on) striketo walk outto stop workto come / to turn outto put down toolsto throw up workto strike workto throw down one's tools. -
3 a face carieră
to work one's way upto make quite a careerto be on the climbto be on the up-and-up. -
4 a face ceva de mântuială
to scamp one's workto shamble through one's taskto slight over smth.to do smth. (by) halves.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a face ceva de mântuială
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5 a face cu schimbul
to take turns in / at doing smth.to work in relays. -
6 a face o treabă de mântuială
to huddle over / through a piece of work.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a face o treabă de mântuială
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7 a face ravagii
to work / to play havocto lay waste. -
8 a face un lucru util
to perform useful work. -
9 a o face lată
1. ( a o feşteli)to make sad work / a sweet business / a nice mess of it.2. ( a petrece)to be / to go on the spreeto make the fur flyto have one's flingto be on the drinkto paint the town redînv. to go on a bat / on the batter / the bend / the burst / the bust / the racket / sl. the razzle-dazzle. -
10 a-şi face efectul
to work (well)to take effectto go home. -
11 a-şi face vad
fig. to make headwayto make / to work / to push one's waycom. to acquire / to establish good custom. -
12 nu face
isn't work whileit doesn't pay.
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