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Sens de "jobs" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 6 résultat(s)

	Catégorie	Anglais	Espagnol
Common
1	Common	jobs	trabajos [m/pl]
General
2	General	jobs	arrumbación [f]
3	General	jobs	menesteres [m/pl]
4	General	jobs	quehaceres [m/pl]
5	General	jobs	hieles [f/pl]
6	General	jobs	puestos de trabajo

Sens de "jobs" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 92 résultat(s)

	Catégorie	Anglais	Espagnol
General
1	General	person who does odd jobs	chapuzas [m/f]
2	General	running after easy bargains or jobs	ganguero [adj]
3	General	working two jobs	retenedor [adj]
4	General	lose jobs due to mistakes or bad practice	expiar [v]
5	General	work two jobs	retener [v]
6	General	jobs for the boys	amiguismo [m]
7	General	cut jobs	recortar empleos [v]
8	General	do two jobs at the same time	hacer dos trabajos al mismo tiempo [v]
9	General	indicating that one cannot hold down two jobs	no se puede tapar dos cabezas con el mismo sombrero [expr] HN NI
10	General	print jobs	trabajo de impresión
11	General	running after easy bargains or jobs	ganguero [adj]
12	General	man who earns a living with temporary jobs	changador [m] UY
13	General	article of clothing made of a single piece of strong cloth that covers the body and legs and tends to be used as a work suit for some jobs	chacanblac (inglés chock-a-block) [m] HN
14	General	odd jobs	rebusque [m] MX NI CO VE EC BO PY AR UY
15	General	odd jobs	rebusque [m] PA rare
16	General	person with several different jobs	pulpo [m] PA
17	General	person who hires laborers to do temporary agricultural jobs	reenganchador [m] BO:E
18	General	employment of laborers to do temporary agricultural jobs	reenganche [m] BO:E
19	General	practice of distributing cushy jobs	prebendarismo [m] EC BO PY cult
20	General	offering of jobs based on grade point average	remate [m] CL
21	General	domestic service employee who takes care of jobs of the house	muchacha de adentro [f] CO rare
22	General	domestic service employee who takes care of jobs of the house	muchacha de adentro [f] GT
23	General	pertaining to someone who has two or more jobs or positions (person)	chambero [adj] MX HN
24	General	who performs odd jobs (person)	chiripero [adj] DO PR
25	General	pertaining to occasional side jobs and who does them	pitutero [adj] CL
26	General	in-charge of various small jobs	cachimbero [adj] NI
27	General	work at several low-paying jobs in order to make ends meet	busconear [v] PR rur.
28	General	work part-time sporadic jobs for low pay	cachuelear [v] PE
29	General	realize many small well-paid jobs	cucarachear [v] PR
30	General	do odd jobs	chavear [v] PR
31	General	do odd jobs	chivear [v] PR rur.
32	General	do odd jobs	chelear [v] DO
33	General	do odd jobs	chiripear [v] DO PR PE
34	General	do odd jobs	chiripear [v] DO PR
35	General	do odd jobs	chiripiar [v] PR
36	General	earn some money with small contract jobs or by providing small services	canchar [v] PE
37	General	change jobs	moverse [v] US
38	General	do occasional side jobs at the same time as another	pitutear [v] CL
39	General	do odd jobs	pitutear [v] CL
40	General	hire laborers to do temporary agricultural jobs	reenganchar [v] BO:E
41	General	work several jobs	recursearse [v] EC rare
42	General	work several jobs	recursearse [v] PE PY
43	General	tire someone out with odd jobs	atrabajar [v] rare
44	General	running after easy bargains or jobs	ganguera [adj/f]
Idioms
45	Idioms	do odd jobs	poner cobro en algo [v]
46	Idioms	alternating between two places or jobs	a caballo [adv]
47	Idioms	between jobs	desempleado
48	Idioms	do odd jobs	hacer chapuzas
49	Idioms	jobs for the boys	puestos para los amigos (amiguismo)
50	Idioms	like blow jobs	gustarle el mamey [v] SV
51	Idioms	work odd jobs to make ends meet	pellejearla [v] CR
52	Idioms	have many side jobs	prenderse en todas [v] AR
53	Idioms	be juggling many jobs at once	prenderse en todas [v] AR
54	Idioms	have many easy government jobs	tener más puestos que un bus [v] CO
55	Idioms	working many jobs	al mango [adv] AR UY
Speaking
56	Speaking	I did a few jobs with him	hice algunos trabajos con él
57	Speaking	i work three jobs	tengo tres trabajos
Colloquial
58	Colloquial	work several jobs at once	comer a dos carrillos [v]
59	Colloquial	work several jobs at once	masticar a dos carrillos [v]
60	Colloquial	change jobs	ahorcar los hábitos [v]
61	Colloquial	change jobs	colgar los hábitos [v]
62	Colloquial	be in charge of the tough jobs	ser un mulo de carga [v]
63	Colloquial	doing odd jobs	chiripeo [m] DO
64	Colloquial	person who has two or more jobs or positions	chambista [m/f] MX HN
65	Colloquial	perform occasional jobs	camaronear [v] NI CR PA
66	Colloquial	do temporary jobs	changar [v] AR UY
67	Colloquial	work several jobs	pulpear [v] PA
68	Colloquial	to suffer or worry with jobs or hardships	zamaquear [v] PE
69	Colloquial	work temporary low-paying jobs	camaronear [v] NI CR PA
70	Colloquial	do odd jobs	pitutear [v] CL
Slang
71	Slang	get odd jobs that pay	conseguir changas remuneradas [v]
72	Slang	woman who does different jobs or tasks at the same time	mujer orquesta [n] CO
Business
73	Business	change jobs	cambiar de empleo [v]
74	Business	change jobs	cambiar de trabajo [v]
75	Business	generate jobs	generar empleos [v]
76	Business	generate jobs	generar trabajos [v]
77	Business	odd jobs	chapuzas [f/pl]
78	Business	odd jobs	trabajos varios
79	Business	generation of jobs	generación de empleos
80	Business	odd jobs	trabajos diversos
81	Business	odd jobs	trabajos varios
Finance
82	Finance	working group on jobs and inclusive growth	grupo de trabajo sobre empleo y crecimiento inclusivo
Economy
83	Economy	jobs analyst	analista en empleos
Law
84	Law	odd jobs	trabajos diversos
85	Law	odd jobs	trabajos varios
Computer
86	Computer	holding of two jobs	pluriempleo [m]
Engineering
87	Engineering	odd jobs	tareas sueltas
Medicine
88	Medicine	jobs and duties	trabajos y oficios
Construction Machinery
89	Construction Machinery	utility jobs	aplicaciones de servicios generales
Technical
90	Technical	entry-level jobs	primeros empleos
91	Technical	entry-level jobs	empleos para recién egresados
Mining
92	Mining	miner hired for occasional jobs	cabecilla [m] BO