careers in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.career [Am kəˈrɪr, Brit kəˈrɪə] N

II.career [Am kəˈrɪr, Brit kəˈrɪə] VB intr

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careers in the PONS Dictionary

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careers Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to pursue a career
dedicarse a una carrera profesional
a turning point in one's career
un cambio decisivo en su carrera
to career out of control car
perder el control
to combine family life with a career
compaginar la vida familiar con una carrera profesional
to be at the height of one's career
estar en la cima de su carrera
the prize crowned his career
el premio fue la culminación de su carrera
he/she rose rapidly in his/her career
su carrera fue fulgurante
his career was his main priority
su carrera profesional era lo principal para él
to progress [or get ahead] in one's career
progresar profesionalmente
to be at the peak of one's career
estar en el apogeo de su carrera
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His writing is honest, personable, straightforward, portraying both the personal rigor and thoughtfulness of his business and newspaper careers.
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Traditionally, people interested in careers in this field either presented themselves as apprentices within craft unions, or attended college programs in theatre technology.
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Over the years, the school evolved into a secretarial school that prepared young women for careers in the business world.
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But if people's careers can depend on certain statistics, and those statistics can be jiggered, expect somebody to jigger them.
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He, along with two brothers, pursued careers in the legal profession.
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While this pattern may signal workplace changes among younger cohorts, women do tend to fall behind men as their careers progress.
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It prepared students for non-commercial careers in government, the law, medicine, education, and the ministry and a smaller group for careers in science and engineering.
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The program partners faculty and staff with over 100 industry leaders to better prepare students for careers in fast-growing fields.
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That inexplicable pay differential has an important consequence for anyone who changes careers out of the finance sector.
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All three said they decided to jumpstart their university education after learning about the program from their careers officer.
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