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41 werkdag
♦voorbeelden:deze trein rijdt alleen op werkdagen • this train runs on workdays only -
42 werkruimte
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43 antibiotisch
adj. antibiotic, kills bacteria, working against infectious diseases -
44 arbeiders
n. working class, labour, labor -
45 arbeidershuisje
n. house of working-class -
46 arbeidersklasse
n. working-class -
47 arbeiderswijk
n. area of working class -
48 arbeidsduurverkorting
n. reduction of working hours -
49 arbeidsloos
adj. pertaining to not working -
50 arbeidsomstandigheden
n. working conditions, physical term at the work place; terms which are guaranteed to a worker by his employer -
51 arbeidstijd
n. working hours, period of time during which one works -
52 arbeidstijdverkorting
n. reduction of working hours -
53 arbeidsverleden
n. record of working places -
54 atv
shorter working hours -
55 avondschool
n. night school, educational classes which take place in the evening or at night (mainly for working adults) -
56 bediening
n. service, attendance; staff, personnel, crew; operation, working -
57 bedrijf
n. company, corporation, business, firm; act (Theatre); operation, working -
58 bedrijfskapitaal
n. working capital, money a business uses in ongoing operations (Finance) -
59 bemanning
n. crew, group of people working together on an air or watercraft -
60 bemanningslid
n. crewman, member of a crew (group of people working together)
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