nine-to-fiver in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for nine-to-fiver in the English»Spanish Dictionary

nine-to-fiver [Am ˌnaɪn(t)əˈfaɪv(ə)r, Brit ˌnʌɪntəˈfʌɪvə] N

nine-to-fiver

oficinista que trabaja de nueve a cinco

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The residential demographic is diverse, and simply not a bedroom community of nine-to-fivers.

www.thecoast.ca

There's no dancing around it- working full-time can turn even the most enthusiastic person into a sloth-like nine-to-fiver.

lifestyle.one

She's rich and famous, but still acts like a nine-to-fiver going about her daily chores.

sports.yahoo.com

Of course, plenty of nine-to-fivers meet, fall in love with and marry those 11-to-midnight chefs.

www.washingtonpost.com

One of the most isolating, painfully alienating parts of being of the nocturnal spirit is the deep disconnect we have from other nine-to-fivers.

elitedaily.com