desk-bound in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for desk-bound in the English»Spanish Dictionary

desk-bound [ˈdɛskˌbaʊnd] ADJ

desk-bound

sedentario

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English

Late-life freelancing has also proven a good way for restless desk-bound wage slaves to try out new sectors within their industry -- on their own terms.

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Those office hours are times when they are desk-bound, waiting for your knock at the door.

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Construction and assembly line work is inherently more dangerous than desk-bound employment.

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He is blessed with the tolerance of desk-bound tedium that it takes to actually make these things happen.

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The other problem with the devices we've touched so far is that they tend to be desk-bound: monitors and all-in-one systems.

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She's often desk-bound, waiting to hear about changes her clients want her to incorporate because they prefer to discuss these details over the phone.

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He didn't believe that police leaders should be desk-bound.

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Instead, some desk-bound rewrite man or editor would get all the glory.

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Aside from taking regular walks throughout the workday, desk-bound employees can opt for sit-stand desks or workstations that require them to stand.

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Not a desk-bound admiral, he carried out numerous, hazardous flights into the combat zones, inspecting air activities incident to the selection of bases for projected operations.

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