out-of-work in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for out-of-work in the English»Italian Dictionary

out-of-work [Brit ˌaʊtəvˈwəːk] ADJ

out-of-work

disoccupato

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it is sobering to think that we will all be out of work soon

c'è da riflettere sul fatto che presto saremo tutti disoccupati

to be thrown out of work

essere licenziato

to be out of work

essere disoccupato or essere senza lavoro

Translations for out-of-work in the Italian»English Dictionary

I.disoccupato [dizokkuˈpato] ADJ

1. disoccupato (senza lavoro):

disoccupato

unemployed

disoccupato

jobless

disoccupato

out-of-work

essere disoccupato

to be out of a job or of work

100 uomini rimasti momentaneamente disoccupati

100 men made idle

2. disoccupato (ozioso):

disoccupato liter

idle

II.disoccupato (disoccupata) [dizokkuˈpato] N m (f)

i disoccupati

the jobless, the unemployed, the unwaged

tre milioni di disoccupati

three million unemployed

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senza impiego

unemployed, out of work

essere cacciato (via) dal posto di lavoro

to be thrown out of work

essere senza lavoro

to be out of work

out-of-work in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for out-of-work in the English»Italian Dictionary

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to be out of work

essere disoccupato

out-of-work Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be out of work

essere disoccupato

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The out-of-work donation scheme (the original dole) was originally only a temporary measure.

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This comic strip is about an employment agency for out-of-work cartoon characters.

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If it weren't for an out-of-work chef who committed a month of his time to running the soup kitchen, it might still be closed.

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Almost 200 families reliant on out-of-work benefits have at least ten children.

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And hey, it wouldn't be the first time the star of a show paid the salaries for his out-of-work minions.

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She wants to change the show, and hire some out-of-work chorus friends of her to be on stage.

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Indeed, the public believes that one of the causes of unemployment is that out-of-work benefits are too generous.

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Shocking new figures show that over one million people have spent the past ten years claiming at least one of the three main out-of-work benefits.

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The navy, meanwhile, refused to pay him the out-of-work veteran's allowance he was entitled to.

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Overall unemployment stood at 11.3%, while the out-of-work figure for those between the ages of 15 and 24 was estimated to be just over 24%.

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