job
zelfstandig naamwoord
1 job
The principal activity in your life that you do to earn money.
synoniemen: business, line, line of work, occupation.
Roget 625:
business,
occupation,
employment;
pursuit
etc.
622;
what one is doing,
what one is about;
affair,
concern,
matter,
case.
matter in hand,
irons in the fire;
thing to do,
agendum,
task,
work,
job,
chore [U.S.],
errand,
commission,
mission,
charge,
care;
duty
etc.
926.
part,
role,
cue;
province,
function,
lookout,
department,
capacity,
sphere,
orb,
field,
line;
walk,
walk of life;
beat,
round,
routine;
race,
career.
office,
place,
post,
chargeship†,
incumbency,
living;
situation,
berth,
employ;
service
etc.
(servitude)
749;
engagement;
undertaking
etc.
676.
vocation,
calling,
profession,
cloth,
faculty;
industry,
art;
industrial arts;
craft,
mystery,
handicraft;
trade
etc.
(commerce)
794.
exercise;
work
etc.
(action)
680;
avocation;
press of business
etc.
(activity)
682.
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Roget 680:
action,
performance;
doing,
etc.
v.;
perpetration;
exercise,
excitation;
movement,
operation,
evolution,
work;
labor
etc.
(exertion)
686;
praxis,
execution;
procedure
etc.
(conduct)
692;
handicraft;
business
etc.
625;
agency
etc.
(power at work)
170.
deed,
act,
overt act,
stitch,
touch,
gest transaction†,
job,
doings,
dealings,
proceeding,
measure,
step,
maneuver,
bout,
passage,
move,
stroke,
blow;
coup,
coup de main,
coup d'etat [Fr.];
tour de force
etc.
(display)
882;
feat,
exploit;
achievement
etc.
(completion)
729;
handiwork,
workmanship;
manufacture;
stroke of policy
etc.
(plan)
626.
actor
etc.
(doer)
690.
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Roget 940:
improbity†;
dishonesty,
dishonor;
deviation from rectitude;
disgrace
etc.
(disrepute)
874;
fraud
etc.
(deception)
545;
lying
etc.
544;
bad faith,
Punic faith;
mala fides [Lat.],
Punica fides [Lat.];
infidelity;
faithlessness
etc.
adj.;
Judas kiss,
betrayal.
breach of promise,
breach of trust,
breach of faith;
prodition†,
disloyalty,
treason,
high treason;
apostasy
etc.
(tergiversation)
607;
nonobservance
etc.
773.
shabbiness
etc.
adj.;
villainy,
villany†;
baseness
etc.
adj.;
abjection,
debasement,
turpitude,
moral turpitude,
laxity,
trimming,
shuffling.
perfidy;
perfidiousness
etc.
adj.;
treachery,
double dealing;
unfairness
etc.
adj.;
knavery,
roguery,
rascality,
foul play;
jobbing,
jobbery;
graft,
bribery;
venality,
nepotism;
corruption,
job,
shuffle,
fishy transaction;
barratry,
sharp practice,
heads I win tails you lose;
mouth honor
etc.
(flattery)
933.
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Nederlands: baan, beroep, betrekking, dienstverband, functie, job, métier, positie, post, professie, stiel, vak, werk ... meer laten zien
Pools: zatrudnienie, praca, robota
2 job
A specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee:
— Estimates of the city's loss on that job ranged as high as a million dollars.
— The job of repairing the engine took several hours.
synoniemen: chore, task.
Nederlands: karwei, baan, opgave, corvee, arbeid, werk, taak, werklast
3 job
A workplace; as in the expression `on the job'.
Nederlands: werkplek
4 job
An object worked on; a result produced by working.
Nederlands: griet
5 job
The responsibility to do something.
Nederlands: griet
6 job
The performance of a piece of work.
7 job
A damaging piece of work.
Nederlands: dagwerk
8 job
A state of difficulty that needs to be resolved:
— It is always a job to contact him.
synoniem: problem.
Nederlands: oefening, opgaaf, vraagstuk, kwestie, probleem
9 Job
A Jewish hero in the Old Testament who maintained his faith in God in spite of afflictions that tested him.
Pools: Hiob
10 Job
Any long-suffering person who withstands affliction without despairing.
11 job
computer science A program application that may consist of several steps but is a single logical unit.
Nederlands: job
12 Job
A book in the Old Testament containing Job's pleas to God about his afflictions and God's reply.
synoniem: Book of Job.
Nederlands: Job
13 job
A crime (especially a robbery):
— The gang pulled off a bank job in St. Louis.
synoniem: caper.
werkwoord
1 job
Profit privately from public office and official business.
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