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Jobs password 2Versión en línea Pasapalabra, jobs vocabulary por Isabel Madrid Segura A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Starts with A a person whose job is to design buildings and make plans for how they will be built. Starts with B verb that collocates with "unemployed" meaning to lose your job Starts with C the series of jobs or work you do in your life, especially in one type of profession, your working life Starts with D phrasal verb, to have contact with or work directly with customers or people in general as part of your job Starts with E to receive money regularly for the work that you do. Starts with F synonym of "sacked" Starts with G phrasal verb, to be more successful or make progress, especially in your job or career. Starts with H to give someone a job; to employ someone. Starts with I to be responsible for something or someone; having control or authority. Starts with J the regular work that a person does to earn money. Starts with K phrasal verb, to stay at the same level or speed as someone or something; not to fall behind. Starts with L to try to find work; to search for employment, go job hunting Starts with M the lowest amount of money that employers are legally allowed to pay workers. Starts with N a common full-time work schedule Starts with O extra hours of work done beyond your regular working schedule. Starts with P a move to a higher position or rank in your job, usually with more pay or responsibility. Contains Q the skills, experience, or qualifications that are necessary for a job or activity. Starts with R to officially leave your job or position by telling your employer you are quitting. Starts with S to write your name on an official document when you are hired by a company Starts with T a type of job that lasts for a short time only; not permanent. Starts with U Adjective used to describe something uncommon, like the job from the first activity Contains V to begin to control or be responsible for a job, project, or company that someone else had before you Starts with W to work the usual number of hours per week (often about 35–40 hours).

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Pasapalabra, jobs vocabulary

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Starts with A

a person whose job is to design buildings and make plans for how they will be built.

Starts with B

verb that collocates with "unemployed" meaning to lose your job

Starts with C

the series of jobs or work you do in your life, especially in one type of profession, your working life

Starts with D

phrasal verb, to have contact with or work directly with customers or people in general as part of your job

Starts with E

to receive money regularly for the work that you do.

Starts with F

synonym of "sacked"

Starts with G

phrasal verb, to be more successful or make progress, especially in your job or career.

Starts with H

to give someone a job; to employ someone.

Starts with I

to be responsible for something or someone; having control or authority.

Starts with J

the regular work that a person does to earn money.

Starts with K

phrasal verb, to stay at the same level or speed as someone or something; not to fall behind.

Starts with L

to try to find work; to search for employment, go job hunting

Starts with M

the lowest amount of money that employers are legally allowed to pay workers.

Starts with N

a common full-time work schedule

Starts with O

extra hours of work done beyond your regular working schedule.

Starts with P

a move to a higher position or rank in your job, usually with more pay or responsibility.

Contains Q

the skills, experience, or qualifications that are necessary for a job or activity.

Starts with R

to officially leave your job or position by telling your employer you are quitting.

Starts with S

to write your name on an official document when you are hired by a company

Starts with T

a type of job that lasts for a short time only; not permanent.

Starts with U

Adjective used to describe something uncommon, like the job from the first activity

Contains V

to begin to control or be responsible for a job, project, or company that someone else had before you

Starts with W

to work the usual number of hours per week (often about 35–40 hours).

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Starts with A

a person whose job is to design buildings and make plans for how they will be built.

Starts with B

verb that collocates with "unemployed" meaning to lose your job

Starts with C

the series of jobs or work you do in your life, especially in one type of profession, your working life

Starts with D

phrasal verb, to have contact with or work directly with customers or people in general as part of your job

Starts with E

to receive money regularly for the work that you do.

Starts with F

synonym of "sacked"

Starts with G

phrasal verb, to be more successful or make progress, especially in your job or career.

Starts with H

to give someone a job; to employ someone.

Starts with I

to be responsible for something or someone; having control or authority.

Starts with J

the regular work that a person does to earn money.

Starts with K

phrasal verb, to stay at the same level or speed as someone or something; not to fall behind.

Starts with L

to try to find work; to search for employment, go job hunting

Starts with M

the lowest amount of money that employers are legally allowed to pay workers.

Starts with N

a common full-time work schedule

Starts with O

extra hours of work done beyond your regular working schedule.

Starts with P

a move to a higher position or rank in your job, usually with more pay or responsibility.

Contains Q

the skills, experience, or qualifications that are necessary for a job or activity.

Starts with R

to officially leave your job or position by telling your employer you are quitting.

Starts with S

to write your name on an official document when you are hired by a company

Starts with T

a type of job that lasts for a short time only; not permanent.

Starts with U

Adjective used to describe something uncommon, like the job from the first activity

Contains V

to begin to control or be responsible for a job, project, or company that someone else had before you

Starts with W

to work the usual number of hours per week (often about 35–40 hours).