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Sens de "job" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 113 résultat(s)

	Catégorie	Anglais	Espagnol
Common
1	Common	job	trabajo [m]
2	Common	job	empleo [m]
3	Common	job	ocupación [f]
4	Common	job	profesión [f]
5	Common	job	vocación [f]
General
6	General	job	destino [m]
7	General	job	menester [m]
8	General	job	colocación [f]
9	General	job	tarea [f]
10	General	job	faena [f]
11	General	job	negocio [m]
12	General	job	plaza [f]
13	General	job	onra [f]
14	General	job	cargo [m]
15	General	job	destino [m]
16	General	job	empleo [m]
17	General	job	encargo [m]
18	General	job	mandado [m]
19	General	job	mandato [m]
20	General	job	menester [m]
21	General	job	ministerio [m]
22	General	job	negociado [m]
23	General	job	negocio [m]
24	General	job	paso [m]
25	General	job	puesto [m]
26	General	job	quehacer [m]
27	General	job	atarea [f]
28	General	job	beca [f]
29	General	job	faena [f]
30	General	job	misión [f]
31	General	job	obra [f]
32	General	job	ocupación [f]
33	General	job	profesión [f]
34	General	job	tanda [f]
35	General	job	tarea [f]
36	General	job	puesto de trabajo [m]
37	General	job	cargo [m]
38	General	job	misión [f]
39	General	job	labor [f]
40	General	job	posición [f]
41	General	job	trabajar [v]
42	General	job	destajo [m]
43	General	job	remiendo [m]
44	General	job	suceso [m]
45	General	job	socaliña [f]
46	General	job	granjería [f]
47	General	job	cucaña [f]
48	General	job	engañifa [f]
49	General	job	ganga [f]
50	General	job	circunstancia [f]
51	General	job	comprar en grueso y revender [v]
52	General	job	regatear [v]
53	General	job	herir [v]
54	General	job	trabajar al destajo [v]
55	General	job	subarrendar [v]
56	General	job	dar una mojada [v]
57	General	job	pinchar [v]
58	General	job	cambalachear [v]
59	General	job	chalanear [v]
60	General	job	pan [m] fig.
61	General	job	ajobo [m] disused
62	General	job	pegue [m] SV NI
63	General	job	comendación [f] disused
64	General	job	jera [f] ES local
65	General	job	ministración [f] disused
66	General	job	obligación [f] NI
67	General	job	pega [f] CU EC BO CL
68	General	job	tonga [f] CO
Colloquial
69	Colloquial	job	laburo [m]
70	Colloquial	job	tajo [m]
71	Colloquial	job	diligencia [f]
72	Colloquial	job	papeleta [f]
73	Colloquial	job	curro [m] ES
74	Colloquial	job	pega [f] CL
75	Colloquial	job	talacha [f] MX
76	Colloquial	job	chamba [f] MX CA EC
Slang
77	Slang	job	golpe [m]
78	Slang	job	camello [m] CO EC MX CU SV
79	Slang	job	brete [m] CR
80	Slang	job	pega [m] CL
Business
81	Business	job	puesto de trabajo [m]
82	Business	job	puesto [m]
83	Business	job	acomodo [m]
84	Business	job	empleo [m]
85	Business	job	trabajo [m]
86	Business	job	ubicación [f]
87	Business	job	posición [f]
88	Business	job	colocación [f]
89	Business	job	ocupación [f]
90	Business	job	tarea [f]
Finance
91	Finance	job	tarea [f]
Insurance
92	Insurance	job	ocupación propia
Law
93	Law	job	acto criminal
Engineering
94	Engineering	job	corretaje [m]
95	Engineering	job	actividad [f]
96	Engineering	job	especulación [f]
97	Engineering	job	tarea [f]
98	Engineering	job	ocupación [f]
Geology
99	Geology	job	quehacer [m]
100	Geology	job	encargo [m]
Technical
101	Technical	job	especular [v]
102	Technical	job	saldar [v]
103	Technical	job	negociar [v]
104	Technical	job	hacer una tarea [v]
105	Technical	job	vender a bajo precio [v]
106	Technical	job	trabajar a destajo [v]
Aeronautics
107	Aeronautics	job	motor de aviación
Mining
108	Mining	job	oficio [m]
Petrol
109	Petrol	job	labor [f]
Mineralogy
110	Mineralogy	job	cometido [m]
111	Mineralogy	job	aconchabamiento [m]
112	Mineralogy	job	revender [v]
Religion
113	Religion	job	job [m]

Sens de "job" dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 1 résultat(s)

	Catégorie	Espagnol	Anglais
Religion
1	Religion	job [m]	job

Sens de "job" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 500 résultat(s)

	Catégorie	Anglais	Espagnol
Common
1	Common	botched job	chapuza [f]
2	Common	fire (from a job)	despedir [v]
3	Common	task or job	faena [f]
General
4	General	vacancy (job)	plaza [f]
5	General	quit (job)	renunciar [v]
6	General	unfilled (job position)	desierto [adj]
7	General	odd job	chapuz [m]
8	General	odd-job man	comodín [m]
9	General	end of a job	coronamento [m]
10	General	end of a job	coronamiento [m]
11	General	awarding with a job position	cubrimiento [m]
12	General	person unskilled at their job	media espada [m]
13	General	man with more than one job	pluriempleado [m]
14	General	person rehired elsewhere after losing his job	rebotado [m]
15	General	tough job	reventadero [m]
16	General	tough job	reventón [m]
17	General	plum job	breva [f]
18	General	job of a harvester	agostía [f]
19	General	easy job	breva [f]
20	General	job position of minister	cartera [f]
21	General	postman's job	cartería [f]
22	General	job selling cork shoes lined with cordovan leather for women	chapinería [f]
23	General	botched job	chapucería [f]
24	General	end of a job	corona [f]
25	General	end of a job	coronación [f]
26	General	obsession with getting a government job	empleomanía [f]
27	General	job, trade or company admission	recepción [f]
28	General	find a job for	acomodar [v]
29	General	have a job given to	acomodarse [v]
30	General	find a job for	acoplar [v]
31	General	give a job to	atarear [v]
32	General	offer a job to	colocar [v]
33	General	get a job	colocarse [v]
34	General	find a job	colocarse [v]
35	General	award with a job	cubrir [v]
36	General	lose one's job	descolocarse [v]
37	General	give a job to	emplear [v]
38	General	work on a job, exercise or task	ocuparse [v]
39	General	remove from a job or post	remover [v]
40	General	easy job	enchufe [m]
41	General	hard or unwelcome job	hueso [m]
42	General	job interview	entrevista de trabajo [m]
43	General	exhausting job	tute [m]
44	General	a plum job	un laburazo [m]
45	General	person who has no home and job	vagabundo [m]
46	General	boob job	arreglo de tetas [m]
47	General	small job	trabajillo [m]
48	General	plum job	chollo [m]
49	General	better paid job	trabajo mejor pagado [m]
50	General	badly-paid job	trabajo mal pagado [m]
51	General	an extra job	un trabajo extra [m]
52	General	an extra job	un trabajo adicional [m]
53	General	an extra job	un trabajo de más [m]
54	General	normal job	trabajo normal [m]
55	General	blow job	mamada [f]
56	General	cushy job	bicoca [f]
57	General	nose job	rinoplastia [f]
58	General	amateurish job	chapuza [f]
59	General	difficult job	papeleta [f]
60	General	abandonment of a job	abdicación [f]
61	General	job interview	entrevista [f]
62	General	opening (as for a job)	vacante [f]
63	General	job creation	creación de empleos [f]
64	General	bottle job	rubia de bote [f]
65	General	bottle job	rubia teñida [f]
66	General	applying for a job	solicitud de empleo [f]
67	General	odd job	chapuza [f]
68	General	woman with more than one job	pluriempleada [f]
69	General	person rehired elsewhere after losing her job	rebotada [f]
70	General	give a job to	acomodar [v]
71	General	get danger by taking an easy job	emboscarse [v]
72	General	obtain a job for	colocar [v]
73	General	(for a job) to turn out to be profitable	ser rentable (un trabajo) [v]
74	General	get a job	conseguir un empleo [v]
75	General	change job	cambiar de trabajo [v]
76	General	lose one's job	perder el trabajo [v]
77	General	find a job	encontrar un trabajo [v]
78	General	hold a job	mantener un trabajo [v]
79	General	quit one's job	entregar su renuncia [v]
80	General	do one's job	cumplir con su trabajo [v]
81	General	have a steady job	tener un trabajo estable [v]
82	General	lose one’s job	quedarse sin empleo [v]
83	General	lose one’s job	quedarse sin trabajo [v]
84	General	resign from a job	renunciar a un puesto de trabajo [v]
85	General	resign from a job	dejar un trabajo [v]
86	General	do a good job	hacer un buen trabajo [v]
87	General	do an excellent job	hacer un trabajo excelente [v]
88	General	do an excellent job	hacer un trabajo magnífico [v]
89	General	look for a job	buscar un empleo [v]
90	General	put one's job before one's health	posponer la salud al trabajo [v]
91	General	get someone a job	procurar un puesto a alguien [v]
92	General	find someone a job	procurar un puesto a alguien [v]
93	General	get a job	calzarse un empleo [v]
94	General	give someone a job	colocar a alguien [v]
95	General	provide someone with a job	colocar a alguien [v]
96	General	leave job	cesar en su cargo [v]
97	General	accept one's job application	aceptar la solicitud de empleo de alguien [v]
98	General	acquire the job	conseguir el trabajo [v]
99	General	be accepted for a job	ser aceptado para un trabajo [v]
100	General	be accepted for a job	ser cogido en un trabajo [v]
101	General	be after one’s job	estar detrás del trabajo de otro [v]
102	General	ask someone to relieve from a job	pedir a alguien que lo exima de un trabajo [v]
103	General	be taken to the job	ser llevado al trabajo [v]
104	General	be the right person for a job	ser la persona indicada para un trabajo [v]
105	General	do one's job for one	hacer el trabajo de uno [v]
106	General	do somebody's job	hacer el trabajo de otro [v]
107	General	do a job haphazardly	hacer un trabajo de manera irregular [v]
108	General	be new on the job	ser nuevo en el trabajo [v]
109	General	be unqualified for a job	no estar cualificado para un trabajo [v]
110	General	be offered a job	ofrecérsele un trabajo [v]
111	General	do a job hastily and carelessly	hacer un trabajo apresuradamente y descuidadamente [v]
112	General	do a better job	hacer un trabajo mejor [v]
113	General	do a job haphazardly	hacer un trabajo de manera incoherente [v]
114	General	do a job hastily and carelessly	hacer un trabajo precipitadamente y sin prestar atención [v]
115	General	be removed from job	ser despedido [v]
116	General	be the right person for a job	ser la persona adecuada para un trabajo [v]
117	General	do one's job for one	hacer el trabajo para alguien [v]
118	General	do somebody's job	hacer el trabajo de alguien [v]
119	General	do the job systematically	hacer un trabajo sistemáticamente [v]
120	General	be rejected for a job	ser rechazado para un trabajo [v]
121	General	be removed from job	ser eliminado de un trabajo [v]
122	General	be removed from job	ser retirado del trabajo [v]
123	General	accept one's job application	aceptar la solicitud de trabajo (de alguien) [v]
124	General	acquire the job	lograr el trabajo [v]
125	General	acquire the job	conseguir el trabajo [v]
126	General	be accepted for a job	ser aceptado en un empleo [v]
127	General	be accepted for a job	ser aceptado en un trabajo [v]
128	General	good job	buen trabajo [interj]
129	General	dismissal or firing of someone from their job	corte de chaleco [n] HN
130	General	a demanding job	un trabajo que exige mucho
131	General	a demanding job	un trabajo exigente
132	General	a job offer	una oferta de trabajo
133	General	a plum job	un trabajo soñado
134	General	a plum job	un trabajo fantástico
135	General	a two-person job	un trabajo de dos personas
136	General	real job	trabajo de verdad
137	General	job center	oficina de empleo
138	General	job fair	feria del empleo
139	General	a cushy job	un chollo de trabajo
140	General	job centre [uk]	oficina de empleo
141	General	a steady job	un trabajo fijo
142	General	job vacancy	puesto vacante
143	General	part-time job	trabajo a tiempo parcial
144	General	challenging job	trabajo desafiante
145	General	lifetime job	trabajo para toda la vida
146	General	stressful job	trabajo estresante
147	General	job on a farm	varada [f]
148	General	change for a better job	desensebar [v]
149	General	let out work by the job	destajar [v]
150	General	find a job for someone	colocar [v]
151	General	institute (a new job or dignity)	crear [v]
152	General	do a job clumsily	fuñicar [v]
153	General	lose a job	rodar [v]
154	General	lose a job	rodear [v]
155	General	odd job	trabajo de poca importancia [m]
156	General	bad job	lástima [f]
157	General	job lot	colección miscelánea [f]
158	General	bad job	mal negocio [adj]
159	General	make the best of a bad job	salir de un mal negocio lo mejor posible [v]
160	General	be out of a job	estar sin colocación [v]
161	General	a plum job	un chollo [m] ES
162	General	job obtained by influence	acomodo [m] GT HN PY AR UY
163	General	set up in a job	acomodo [m] HN NI AR UY
164	General	means of obtaining a job through networking with friends	arreglo [m] BO
165	General	fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried but doesn't attend the job	aviador [m] MX
166	General	someone who has a privileged job, well remunerated and non demanding	aviador [m] MX
167	General	fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried, who doesn't attend to his/her job to fulfill his/her obligations	aviador [m] MX
168	General	sloppy job	bodoque [m] NI
169	General	odd job	biberón [m] DO
170	General	freelance job	boleteo [m] CL
171	General	job or public position	cambur [m] VE
172	General	a person who receives a salary for a job that he does not perform	pipón [m] HN EC
173	General	person who stays a long time in a job and cannot be moved by any means	apernado [m] CL
174	General	look for a moonlighting job	boroneo [m] DO
175	General	person fired from a job	descamburado [m] VE
176	General	firing of a person from their job/position	descamburamiento [m] VE
177	General	person who fires someone from their job	descamburador [m] VE
178	General	firing of someone from their job	deschorche [m] HN:N SV
179	General	firing of someone from their job	deschuce [m] HN:N rare
180	General	dismissal of someone from their job	deschuce [m] HN:N rare
181	General	available space or job	cupo [m] MX HN SV NI PA CU DO PR CO VE PE BO PY UY cult
182	General	person not very skilled at a job or who commits errors due to lack of experience or skill	chacreador [m] BO:W,C,S
183	General	someone very dedicated to their job	chambeador [m] MX GT HN SV NI
184	General	man whose job consists of carrying and transporting suitcases or packages	carritero [m] PY
185	General	man whose job consists of carrying and transporting suitcases or packages	changador [m] PY BO rare
186	General	man whose job consists of carrying and transporting suitcases or packages	changador [m] AR UY BO CL
187	General	man whose job consists of carrying and transporting suitcases or packages	changarín [m] PY AR
188	General	fraud in which money is not paid for a job	chaleco [m] GT CR
189	General	person who is clumsy or inexperienced in completing a job or task	chapetón [m] PY UY AR rare
190	General	person not very skilled at a job or who commits errors due to lack of experience or skill	chambón [m] PA BO
191	General	man whose job is to repair the bodywork of vehicles	chapistero [m] PA CU
192	General	bad job	chivo [m] DO
193	General	odd job	chivo [m] PA PR
194	General	job obtained through political favoritism	chupeta [m] PR
195	General	well-paid state job obtained through political favoritism	chupete [m] HN
196	General	temporary employment while looking for another better job	escampadero [m] CO
197	General	considerable energy to start a job or activity	filo [m] MX
198	General	estimate of the cost of a job	estimado (inglés estímate) [m] US DO PR PE BO CL
199	General	unskilled person who makes mistakes at their job due to lack of experience or skill	cordero [m] BO
200	General	job that allows one to earn money without too much effort	guiye [m] AR UY
201	General	man who has a job to load and unload goods, or transporting them on his shoulders	hombreador [m] AR UY
202	General	person who performs a job for a longer time than other workers in the same category or specialty	hombre ancla [m] CL
203	General	easy job	guisito [m] PR teen
204	General	easy job	mamey [m] PR
205	General	easy job	mango [m] DO
206	General	person whose job is to get new clients to enroll in a public institution, or hire workers	enganchador [m] PE
207	General	sloppy job	manchancho [m] AR:Nw
208	General	government employee who requests bribes to do their job	machetero [m] BO:W
209	General	bad make up job	emplaste [m] PR
210	General	job or position in the treasury or public funds	empleo de manejo [m] CO
211	General	procedures and maneovers necessary to obtain a public job	majarete [m] DO
212	General	badly done job	manchancho [m] AR:Nw
213	General	brief review or superficial touch up done in a job	pasón [m] GT
214	General	occasional side job	pituteo [m] CL
215	General	moonlighting job	pituto [m] CL
216	General	occasional side job done at the same time as another	pituto [m] CL
217	General	odd job	pituto [m] CL
218	General	bad paint job	pintorreteo [m] MX
219	General	privileged, well-paid, and easy job	piponazgo [m] EC
220	General	moonlighting job	pololo [m] CL
221	General	person who tries to make someone lose their job	ponchero [m] HN
222	General	moonlighting job	recurseo [m] EC rare
223	General	moonlighting job	recurseo [m] PE
224	General	person whose contract has been terminated, but continues to receive part of his salary until they find a new job	racionalizado [m] CU disused
225	General	side job	recurseo [m] EC rare
226	General	side job	recurseo [m] PE
227	General	person with a secure job	tutumpote [m] DO
228	General	person whose job is to scrape henequen to extract the fiber	tallador [m] MX:Se rur.
229	General	poor job	totoposte [m] NI
230	General	job well done	trinquete [m] SV
231	General	low-wage job	cachuelo [m] PE
232	General	temporary low-paying job	camarón [m] NI CR PA
233	General	having more than one job	chambismo [m] MX
234	General	job of selling trinkets	achinería (de achín) [f] HN SV rare
235	General	fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried but doesn't attend the job	aviadora [f] MX
236	General	fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried, who doesn't attend to his/her job to fulfill his/her obligations	aviadora [f] MX
237	General	someone who has a privileged job, well remunerated and non demanding	aviadora [f] MX
238	General	job of a caterer	banquetería [f] CL
239	General	job of a caterer	banquetería [f] CO rare
240	General	income from a temporary job or business	caída [f] BO
241	General	a person who receives a salary for a job that she does not perform	pipona [f] EC
242	General	well paid and easy job	botella [f] PA CU DO PR
243	General	job obtained through connections	botella [f] PA DO
244	General	person who stays a long time in a job and cannot be moved by any means	apernada [f] CL
245	General	badly done job	bosta [f] AR UY
246	General	moonlighting job	busca [f] CU
247	General	person fired from a job	descamburada [f] VE
248	General	person not very skilled at a job or who commits errors due to lack of experience or skill	chacreadora [f] BO:W,C,S
249	General	someone very dedicated to their job	chambeadora [f] MX GT HN SV NI
250	General	person who is clumsy or inexperienced in completing a job or task	chapetona [f] PY UY AR rare
251	General	person not very skilled at a job or who commits errors due to lack of experience or skill	chambona [f] PA BO
252	General	odd job	chaucha [f] EC
253	General	odd job	chiripa [f] DO PR
254	General	part-time job	chiripa [f] DO PR
255	General	badly done job	gallada [f] SV
256	General	botched job	gallada [f] SV
257	General	delay in performing a job or task	colgada [f] NI CO
258	General	persistent dedication to a job or one's studies	contracción [f] PE AR UY
259	General	theft or embezzlement in a business or at a job	cogedera [f] DO
260	General	job description	job description (inglés) [f] US PR
261	General	person whose job is to get new clients to enroll in a public institution, or hire workers	enganchadora [f] PE
262	General	sloppy job	mandriedada [f] SV
263	General	badly done job	mandriedada [f] SV
264	General	well-paid job	pincha [f] CU
265	General	strings pulled to get someone a job	recomendadita [f] VE BO CL
266	General	person who tries to make someone lose their job	ponchera [f] HN
267	General	person whose contract has been terminated, but continues to receive part of his salary until they find a new job	racionalizada [f] CU disused
268	General	well-paid government job	teta [f] HN SV
269	General	lucrative job	teta [f] CR BO derog.
270	General	person whose job is to scrape henequen to extract the fiber	talladora [f] MX:Se rur.
271	General	easy high paid job	botella [f] PA CU DO
272	General	botched job	chambonada [f] CR CU CO
273	General	cushy job	chanfa [f] CO
274	General	pencil-pushing job	chanfa [f] CO
275	General	botched job	chanfla [f] ES local rur.
276	General	odd job	changa [f] PY AR UY
277	General	effortless job obtained through influence	corbata [f] CO
278	General	difficult job	perreda [f] disused
279	General	person who makes friends in order to obtain some benefit (like a well-paid job)	buscapegas [m/f] BO
280	General	person not very skilled at a job or who commits errors due to lack of experience or skill	chacra (del quechua) [m/f] BO:W,C,S
281	General	person who obtained their job or position by recommendation	chambista [m/f] HN derog.
282	General	person who does any kind of informal job	chambitas [m/f] MX
283	General	person not capable of doing a good job	pirata [m/f] VE
284	General	actual (job/task)	actual (inglés actual) [adj] HN NI PR
285	General	prepared (for a job/task)	afilado [adj] CU PR VE AR
286	General	real (job/task)	actual (inglés actual) [adj] HN NI PR
287	General	trained (for a job/task)	afilado [adj] CU PR VE AR
288	General	referring to an easy job	aliviado [adj] BO CL AR UY
289	General	degrading (situation/job)	arrastrado [adj] VE
290	General	humiliating (situation/job)	arrastrado [adj] VE
291	General	relating to person, who receives a salary for a job that he does not perform	becado [adj] HN EC
292	General	person who has an important job	bocudo [adj] PR
293	General	stayed a long time in a job and cannot be moved by any means	apernado [adj] CL
294	General	with no job	aboyado [adj] CU
295	General	who remains in a place or at a job	clavado [adj] GT HN
296	General	who was fired from a job	deschambado [adj] HN
297	General	who was fired from their job	deschorchado [adj] SV
298	General	someone very dedicated to their job	chambero [adj] MX GT HN SV NI PE
299	General	unskilled at their job or who commits errors due to lack of experience or skill (person)	chaleco [adj] BO:W,C,S
300	General	pertaining to someone who obtains a position or job by recommendation	chambero [adj] HN derog.
301	General	pertaining to someone who does any kind of informal job (person)	chambitas [adj] MX
302	General	fired or laid off from job	cesanteado [adj] NI CU DO PR VE AR UY
303	General	sloppy (job)	sin chiste [adj] NI BO
304	General	demanding (job/work)	chino [adj] AR UY
305	General	piece of cake (thing or job)	chichón [adj] GT HN SV NI
306	General	very dedicated to their job	guapo [adj] CO:W BO
307	General	who takes an illicit profit from a business or job	cogedor [adj] DO
308	General	fired from their job	corcholeado [adj] NI
309	General	having an easy and well-paid government job	echado [adj] PR
310	General	find or get a job through connections	enchambado [adj] HN
311	General	having a good job	enchufado [adj] VE
312	General	having obtained a job through leverage or influence	palanqueado [adj] CO VE
313	General	soft job	prebendario [adj] EC BO PY cult
314	General	high pay low work job	prebendario [adj] EC BO PY cult
315	General	cushy job	prebendario [adj] EC BO PY cult
316	General	good at one's job	vergón [adj] HN
317	General	with a good job	ubicado [adj] NI PA CL DO VE BO
318	General	rush-job	veintidós [adj] NI
319	General	botched job	champurreado [adj] HN
320	General	settle (with a good and well-paid job)	acolchonarse [v] PR
321	General	get the democratic action party's followers a job in companies and institutions	adequizar [v] VE
322	General	set up someone in a job	acomodar [v] MX HN NI CU PR VE BO AR UY
323	General	get a job or a privileged situation by influence	acomodarse [v] MX HN NI CU PR VE BO AR UY
324	General	get a job	acomodarse [v] HN CU DO BO AR UY
325	General	perform with skills to get a job	acomodarse [v] CU PR
326	General	get an odd job	apitutarse [v] CL
327	General	get someone a job using personal influence	apitutar [v] CL
328	General	become stagnant (especially in a job)	aplatanarse [v] CU DO PR
329	General	try to take someone's job	aserruchar el piso [v] NI CL
330	General	take someone's job	aserruchar el piso [v] NI CL
331	General	insist on remaining in a job or position	atornillarse [v] PR AR
332	General	perform an job	callapear [v] VE
333	General	get a job or a privileged position by influence	enchambarse [v] HN
334	General	fire someone from a job	botar [v] MX GT HN SV NI PA CU DO PR CO VE EC PE BO CL AR
335	General	be stuck in a job	amojonarse [v] PR
336	General	place someone in a position/job	apernar [v] CL
337	General	leave a job	abrir [v] PE
338	General	quit a difficult and risky job	bajarse [v] CL
339	General	fire somebody from his/her job	bailarse [v] HN SV
340	General	dismiss someone from his/her job	cancelar [v] DO EC
341	General	dedicate oneself intensely to a job	clavarse [v] MX
342	General	fire someone from their job	desbancar [v] GT
343	General	fire someone from their job/position	desgañotar [v] HN NI
344	General	fire someone from their job	desbarrancar [v] NI
345	General	fire someone from their job	desburrumbar [v] NI
346	General	fire someone from their job	descabezar [v] HN NI BO PY
347	General	take someone else's job	descarchar [v] SV
348	General	fire someone from their job	deschambar [v] HN
349	General	fire someone from their job	descharchar (inglés discharge) [v] GT HN SV NI PA
350	General	fire someone from their job	deschorchar [v] HN:N SV
351	General	dismiss someone from their job	desbarrancar [v] NI
352	General	make mistakes in a job due to lack of experience or skill (person)	chacrear [v] BO:W,C,S
353	General	do a job that one is not trained for	currar [v] AR
354	General	fire or dismiss someone without previous warning from a job or position	challar [v] CL
355	General	commit errors in one's job due to lack of experience or skill	chalequear [v] BO:W,C,S
356	General	devote oneself intensely to a job or activity	fajarse [v] MX GT HN SV NI CR CU DO PR CO VE PE
357	General	get a job, generally domestic, rural, or manual labor	concertarse [v] VE:W
358	General	get a job, typically domestic, rural, or manual labor	conchabarse [v] PY AR UY rur.
359	General	get a job, typically domestic, rural, or manual labor	conchabarse [v] VE:W
360	General	apply for a job or position	correr [v] US PR
361	General	hire someone for a job, generally domestic, rural, or manual labor	concertar [v] VE:W
362	General	hire someone for a job, typically domestic, rural, or manual labor	conchabar [v] BO PY VE:W AR UY rur.
363	General	be delayed in performing a job or a task	colgarse [v] MX NI CO AR
364	General	fire someone from their job	corcholear [v] NI
365	General	fire someone from their job	cortar [v] CL rare
366	General	fire someone from their job	cortar [v] HN
367	General	get a job	engancharse [v] HN NI
368	General	not finish an agricultural job	manear [v] SV
369	General	lock in a job	enllavar [v] DO
370	General	get a job	enllavar [v] DO
371	General	do a bad job sewing using large and loose stitches	ejotear [v] SV
372	General	offer a job	enchambar [v] HN
373	General	get a well-paid government job	empoltronarse [v] PR
374	General	plant grass in a field as part of one's job	engramar [v] HN SV NI PR BO
375	General	assign an undesirable job	encachufar [v] BO
376	General	give a job	enchambar [v] HN
377	General	get a job	enchambarse [v] HN
378	General	place someone in a job	ubicar [v] HN SV NI CR PA CU DO PR VE EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
379	General	place someone in a job	ubicar [v] HN SV NI PR EC BO
380	General	lose one's job	volarse [v] HN
381	General	work an extra job	descansar haciendo adobes [v] MX
382	General	find a job for	acomodar [v] MX HN CU VE BO AR UY
383	General	get a job	acotejarse [v] CU
384	General	land a job	acotejarse [v] CU
385	General	get a part-time job	apitutarse [v] CL
386	General	work a job obtained from influences	camaronear [v] CO
387	General	work a job	chambear [v] MX GT HN CR
388	General	occupy a job or position	henchir [v] rare
389	General	find someone a job	ubicar [v] MX HN CU AR UY
390	General	get a job	ubicarse [v] MX HN CU AR UY
391	General	find a job	ubicarse [v] MX HN CU AR UY
392	General	have connections to get a job or a privilege	tener acomodo [adv] AR
393	General	paid on a job-by-job basis	al destaje [adv] HN
394	General	paid per job	al destaje [adv] HN
395	General	by the job	al destaje [adv] HN
396	General	per job	al destaje [adv] HN
397	General	incidental benefit of a job/position	buscas [f/pl] CU PR disused
398	General	a plum job	un churro (de trabajo) MX
399	General	relating to person, who receives a salary for a job that she does not perform	becada [adj/f] HN EC
Idioms
400	Idioms	find a job	conseguir un empleo [v]
401	Idioms	be fully up to the job	tener el alma en su almario [v]
402	Idioms	be a long job	haber tela que cortar [v]
403	Idioms	give someone an unpleasant job	cargar a alguien el mochuelo [v]
404	Idioms	give someone an unpleasant job	cargarle a alguien el mochuelo [v]
405	Idioms	give someone an unpleasant job	echarle a alguien el mochuelo [v]
406	Idioms	give someone an unpleasant job	colocarle a alguien el mochuelo [v]
407	Idioms	give someone an unpleasant job	tocarle a alguien el mochuelo [v]
408	Idioms	be landed with an unpleasant job	cargar con el mochuelo [v]
409	Idioms	fall down on the job	fracasar en el trabajo [v]
410	Idioms	fall down on the job	hacer mal el trabajo [v]
411	Idioms	fall down on the job	no estar a la altura del trabajo [v]
412	Idioms	do a job on someone	dañar a alguien [v]
413	Idioms	do a job on something	menoscabar a alguien [v]
414	Idioms	do a job on someone	perjudicar a alguien [v]
415	Idioms	do a job on someone	engañar a alguien [v]
416	Idioms	do a job on someone	arruinar a alguien [v]
417	Idioms	do snow job	defraudar [v]
418	Idioms	do snow job	estafar [v]
419	Idioms	do the job	hacer el trabajo [v]
420	Idioms	do the job	hacer lo que se necesita [v]
421	Idioms	do the job	ser lo que se necesita [v]
422	Idioms	do the job	ser útil [v]
423	Idioms	give something up as a bad job	abandonar algo que no vale la pena continuar [v]
424	Idioms	give up as a bad job	dejar de hacer algo porque se lo considera inútil [v]
425	Idioms	give a hard job	dar mucho trabajo [v]
426	Idioms	give oneself over to one's job/work	dedicarse a su trabajo [v]
427	Idioms	have the devil's own job doing something	perder mucho tiempo haciendo algo difícil [v]
428	Idioms	have the devil's own job doing something	pasar penurias para hacer algo muy difícil [v]
429	Idioms	have the devil's own job to do something	tener mucho trabajo para hacer algo complicado [v]
430	Idioms	have the devil's own job doing something	gastar mucho tiempo procurando hacer algo complicado [v]
431	Idioms	have the devil's own job to doing something	gastar mucho tiempo procurando hacer algo complicado [v]
432	Idioms	have the devil's own job to doing something	pasar penurias para hacer algo muy difícil [v]
433	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener la paciencia de job [v]
434	Idioms	have the patience of job	ser paciente como Job [v]
435	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener la mansedumbre de job [v]
436	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener el temple de job [v]
437	Idioms	do a job on someone	darle para el pelo [v]
438	Idioms	make someone do something difficult (especially a job)	echar a alguien a los leones [v]
439	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener más paciencia que el santo job [v]
440	Idioms	be in line for the job	ser candidato para el trabajo [v]
441	Idioms	be in line for the job	ser candidato para ocupar la vacante [v]
442	Idioms	give up (job)	echarse al surco [v]
443	Idioms	give up (job)	echarse en el surco [v]
444	Idioms	knock off (job)	echarse al surco [v]
445	Idioms	knock off (job)	echarse en el surco [v]
446	Idioms	be involved in a job	estar metido en harina [v]
447	Idioms	do a good job	hacer buen papel [v]
448	Idioms	do a good job	hacer un buen papel [v]
449	Idioms	do a job on someone	hacer tortilla a alguien [v]
450	Idioms	fine a job abroad	hacer las américas [v]
451	Idioms	risk one's job	jugarse las alubias/el cocido/los garbanzos/las habichuelas [v]
452	Idioms	have no job	no tener ni oficio ni beneficio [v]
453	Idioms	be out of a job	no tener ni oficio ni beneficio [v]
454	Idioms	about to lose a position or job	olerle a alguien la cabeza a pólvora [v]
455	Idioms	walk off the job	saltar de un puesto [v]
456	Idioms	quit a job	saltar de un puesto [v]
457	Idioms	give up a job	saltar de un puesto [v]
458	Idioms	be a useless person in a job or in a position	ser una figura decorativa [v]
459	Idioms	receive money from the government because you do not have a job	cobrar el paro [v]
460	Idioms	kick someone out of a job	hacer saltar a alguien de un puesto [v]
461	Idioms	walk off the job	ira la huelga [v]
462	Idioms	walk off the job	declarar la huelga [v]
463	Idioms	kick someone out of the job	dejar a alguien en la calle [v]
464	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener más paciencia que Job [v]
465	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener la paciencia de un chino [v]
466	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener más paciencia que un santo [v]
467	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener una paciencia angelical [v]
468	Idioms	have the patience of job	tener una paciencia de benedictino [v]
469	Idioms	do the donkey work (do the hard and boring part of a job)	tirar del carro [v]
470	Idioms	be after one’s job	querer robarle el trabajo a uno [v]
471	Idioms	do a fine job (irony)	hacer buena hacienda [v]
472	Idioms	take a job	tomar alguien una obra [v]
473	Idioms	do one's job	hacer algo o alguien su papel [v]
474	Idioms	do a good job	hacer buen papel [v]
475	Idioms	do a bad job	hacer mal papel [v]
476	Idioms	have job security	estar alguien bien sentado [v]
477	Idioms	on the job site	a pie de obra [adv]
478	Idioms	easy job	chicha de piña [n] PA
479	Idioms	easy job	mango bajito [n] DO
480	Idioms	easy job	mangos bajitos [n] DO
481	Idioms	easy job	mangó bajito [n] PR rur.
482	Idioms	hold down a steady job	tener un trabajo fijo
483	Idioms	hold down a steady job	permanecer en un trabajo estable
484	Idioms	just the job	perfecto
485	Idioms	get down to the job	ponerse a trabajar
486	Idioms	don't give up your day job	zapatero a tus zapatos
487	Idioms	leave the job to the professionals	dejar el trabajo a los profesionales
488	Idioms	let an expert do the job	dejar la tarea a un experto
489	Idioms	just the job	excelente
490	Idioms	don't quit your day job	no abandones tu trabajo
491	Idioms	lie down on the job	desempeño mediocre en el trabajo
492	Idioms	lie down on the job	desempeño pobre en el trabajo
493	Idioms	get laid off from one's job	ser despedido del empleo
494	Idioms	lie down on the job	ser ineficiente en el trabajo
495	Idioms	lie down on the job	dormir en el trabajo
496	Idioms	lie down on the job	ser perezoso en el trabajo
497	Idioms	get laid off from one's job	ser echado del trabajo
498	Idioms	don't give up your day job	sigue con lo tuyo (no cambies de trabajo)
499	Idioms	just the job	ideal
500	Idioms	a whale of a (job/party/story)	un gran (trabajo/fiesta/historia)