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WORK - VOCABULARYVersión en línea Work vocabulary por Paola Julieta A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W Y Z Starts with A (Phrase) means making your actions, choices, or lifestyle consistent with what you believe is important or meaningful. Starts with B It means being closely controlled or constantly monitored by someone (usually a boss or supervisor) in a way that allows little independence Contains C (Phrase) to be at a point where you must make an important decision that will affect your future. Starts with D Requiring a lot of effort or energy. Contains E (Adjective) Work with no opportunity for promotion. Starts with F (two words) the highest level of ability, success, or performance that someone is capable of reaching. Starts with G A work system based on temporary jobs or short contracts. (2 WORDS) Contains H Extra work you do to earn more money outside your main job Starts with I Regular money you receive from work. Starts with J without a job or not having employment. Contains K (Phrase) A situation where one event causes a series of other events to happen, like a chain reaction. Contains L to move to a different place, usually to live or work somewhere else. Contains M To accept something willingly and positively. Contains N Something not wanted or needed. Starts with O (Phrase) very close to something happening, usually something serious, big, or extreme. Starts with P The money someone receives as compensation for something. Starts with Q Leaving a job voluntarily. Starts with R A speed or rhythm that doesn’t stop, doesn’t slow down, and feels intense or exhausting Starts with S To be noticeably different or better than others. Contains T Excessive rules, procedures, or bureaucracy that make things slow and complicated. Contains U not being seen, recognized, or paid attention to by others. Starts with W Money earned from work. (Synonym of SALARY) Contains Y Fake, not real, or pretending to be something you’re not Contains Z To reduce the number of employees in a company.

WORK - VOCABULARYVersión en línea

Work vocabulary

por Paola Julieta

Starts with A

(Phrase) means making your actions, choices, or lifestyle consistent with what you believe is important or meaningful.

Starts with B

It means being closely controlled or constantly monitored by someone (usually a boss or supervisor) in a way that allows little independence

Contains C

(Phrase) to be at a point where you must make an important decision that will affect your future.

Starts with D

Requiring a lot of effort or energy.

Contains E

(Adjective) Work with no opportunity for promotion.

Starts with F

(two words) the highest level of ability, success, or performance that someone is capable of reaching.

Starts with G

A work system based on temporary jobs or short contracts. (2 WORDS)

Contains H

Extra work you do to earn more money outside your main job

Starts with I

Regular money you receive from work.

Starts with J

without a job or not having employment.

Contains K

(Phrase) A situation where one event causes a series of other events to happen, like a chain reaction.

Contains L

to move to a different place, usually to live or work somewhere else.

Contains M

To accept something willingly and positively.

Contains N

Something not wanted or needed.

Starts with O

(Phrase) very close to something happening, usually something serious, big, or extreme.

Starts with P

The money someone receives as compensation for something.

Starts with Q

Leaving a job voluntarily.

Starts with R

A speed or rhythm that doesn’t stop, doesn’t slow down, and feels intense or exhausting

Starts with S

To be noticeably different or better than others.

Contains T

Excessive rules, procedures, or bureaucracy that make things slow and complicated.

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por Paola Julieta

Starts with A

(Phrase) means making your actions, choices, or lifestyle consistent with what you believe is important or meaningful.

Starts with B

It means being closely controlled or constantly monitored by someone (usually a boss or supervisor) in a way that allows little independence

Contains C

(Phrase) to be at a point where you must make an important decision that will affect your future.

Starts with D

Requiring a lot of effort or energy.

Contains E

(Adjective) Work with no opportunity for promotion.

Starts with F

(two words) the highest level of ability, success, or performance that someone is capable of reaching.

Starts with G

A work system based on temporary jobs or short contracts. (2 WORDS)

Contains H

Extra work you do to earn more money outside your main job

Starts with I

Regular money you receive from work.

Starts with J

without a job or not having employment.

Contains K

(Phrase) A situation where one event causes a series of other events to happen, like a chain reaction.

Contains L

to move to a different place, usually to live or work somewhere else.

Contains M

To accept something willingly and positively.

Contains N

Something not wanted or needed.

Starts with O

(Phrase) very close to something happening, usually something serious, big, or extreme.

Starts with P

The money someone receives as compensation for something.

Starts with Q

Leaving a job voluntarily.

Starts with R

A speed or rhythm that doesn’t stop, doesn’t slow down, and feels intense or exhausting

Starts with S

To be noticeably different or better than others.

Contains T

Excessive rules, procedures, or bureaucracy that make things slow and complicated.

Contains U

not being seen, recognized, or paid attention to by others.

Starts with W

Money earned from work. (Synonym of SALARY)

Contains Y

Fake, not real, or pretending to be something you’re not

Contains Z

To reduce the number of employees in a company.