C1 Work Vocabulary

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C1 Work VocabularyVersión en línea C1 Work Vocabulary por Ana Monreal A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Empieza por A A person who officially asks for a job by sending a CV or filling out a form. Empieza por B Extra advantages you get from your job, such as health insurance or paid holidays. Empieza por C Something that tests your skills and abilities in a positive but difficult way. Empieza por D Requiring a lot of effort, time, or attention; not easy to do. Empieza por E To give someone a job and pay them for their work. Empieza por F Making you feel satisfied and happy because you’re doing something meaningful. Empieza por G Keep your nose to the _____ = To work very hard and stay focused for a long time. Empieza por H Very important, influential, or successful, especially in business or a career. Empieza por I Something that encourages or motivates you to do something, such as a bonus or reward. Empieza por J A position in a company that is available because someone has left or a new role has been created. Contiene la K Someone you work with, especially in the same company or team. Empieza por L Time away from work that you are officially allowed to take. Empieza por M Boring because it’s always the same and never changes. Contiene la N To officially say that you are leaving your job. Empieza por O Not having a job; unemployed. Empieza por P To give someone a higher position or more responsibility at work. Empieza por Q The skills, degrees, or experience you need for a particular job. Empieza por R An increase in the amount of money you earn. Empieza por S The people who work for a company or organization. Empieza por T To reconsider or reflect carefully before making a decision Contiene la U The activity of looking for a job. Contiene la V Making someone feel enthusiastic and determined to do something well. Empieza por W All the people who work for a company or in a particular country or industry. Contiene la X A period of time spent working somewhere to learn what a job is like. Empieza por Y To have a strong desire for something, especially something that is difficult to get or far away, such as a better job or more meaningful work. Contiene la Z To decide which tasks are most important and deal with them first.

C1 Work VocabularyVersión en línea

C1 Work Vocabulary

por Ana Monreal

Empieza por A

A person who officially asks for a job by sending a CV or filling out a form.

Empieza por B

Extra advantages you get from your job, such as health insurance or paid holidays.

Empieza por C

Something that tests your skills and abilities in a positive but difficult way.

Empieza por D

Requiring a lot of effort, time, or attention; not easy to do.

Empieza por E

To give someone a job and pay them for their work.

Empieza por F

Making you feel satisfied and happy because you’re doing something meaningful.

Empieza por G

Keep your nose to the _____ = To work very hard and stay focused for a long time.

Empieza por H

Very important, influential, or successful, especially in business or a career.

Empieza por I

Something that encourages or motivates you to do something, such as a bonus or reward.

Empieza por J

A position in a company that is available because someone has left or a new role has been created.

Contiene la K

Someone you work with, especially in the same company or team.

Empieza por L

Time away from work that you are officially allowed to take.

Empieza por M

Boring because it’s always the same and never changes.

Contiene la N

To officially say that you are leaving your job.

Empieza por O

Not having a job; unemployed.

Empieza por P

To give someone a higher position or more responsibility at work.

Empieza por Q

The skills, degrees, or experience you need for a particular job.

Empieza por R

An increase in the amount of money you earn.

Empieza por S

The people who work for a company or organization.

Empieza por T

To reconsider or reflect carefully before making a decision

Contiene la U

The activity of looking for a job.

Contiene la V

Making someone feel enthusiastic and determined to do something well.

Empieza por W

All the people who work for a company or in a particular country or industry.

Contiene la X

A period of time spent working somewhere to learn what a job is like.

Empieza por Y

To have a strong desire for something, especially something that is difficult to get or far away, such as a better job or more meaningful work.

Contiene la Z

To decide which tasks are most important and deal with them first.

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Empieza por A

A person who officially asks for a job by sending a CV or filling out a form.

Empieza por B

Extra advantages you get from your job, such as health insurance or paid holidays.

Empieza por C

Something that tests your skills and abilities in a positive but difficult way.

Empieza por D

Requiring a lot of effort, time, or attention; not easy to do.

Empieza por E

To give someone a job and pay them for their work.

Empieza por F

Making you feel satisfied and happy because you’re doing something meaningful.

Empieza por G

Keep your nose to the _____ = To work very hard and stay focused for a long time.

Empieza por H

Very important, influential, or successful, especially in business or a career.

Empieza por I

Something that encourages or motivates you to do something, such as a bonus or reward.

Empieza por J

A position in a company that is available because someone has left or a new role has been created.

Contiene la K

Someone you work with, especially in the same company or team.

Empieza por L

Time away from work that you are officially allowed to take.

Empieza por M

Boring because it’s always the same and never changes.

Contiene la N

To officially say that you are leaving your job.

Empieza por O

Not having a job; unemployed.

Empieza por P

To give someone a higher position or more responsibility at work.

Empieza por Q

The skills, degrees, or experience you need for a particular job.

Empieza por R

An increase in the amount of money you earn.

Empieza por S

The people who work for a company or organization.

Empieza por T

To reconsider or reflect carefully before making a decision

Contiene la U

The activity of looking for a job.

Contiene la V

Making someone feel enthusiastic and determined to do something well.

Empieza por W

All the people who work for a company or in a particular country or industry.

Contiene la X

A period of time spent working somewhere to learn what a job is like.

Empieza por Y

To have a strong desire for something, especially something that is difficult to get or far away, such as a better job or more meaningful work.

Contiene la Z

To decide which tasks are most important and deal with them first.