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I . job [ʤɒb] N

3. job inf (object):

job
stvar f

4. job sl (crime):

job
rop m
to do a job

5. job no pl (problem):

it was quite a job

6. job COMM (order):

job
job for the boys Brit pej inf
to do the job

II . job <-bb-> [ʤɒb] VB trans

1. job Am inf (cheat):

to job sb

2. job STOCKEX:

to job stocks

III . job <-bb-> [ʤɒb] VB intr

1. job (do casual work):

job

2. job STOCKEX:

job

ˈjob ad·ver·tise·ment N

ˈjob analy·sis N

ˈjob ap·pli·ca·tion N

ˈjob coun·sel·lor N

ˈjob crea·tion N no pl

ˈjob cuts N pl

ˈjob de·scrip·tion N

ˈjob inter·view N

ˈjob mar·ket N

ˈjob rat·ing N

ˈjob ti·tle N

ˈnose job N MED

odd-ˈjob·ber N, odd-ˈjob man N

off-the-job ˈtrain·ing N no pl

on-the-job ˈtrain·ing N no pl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
He's so determined that his cranberry sauce come from a can that he assigns himself the job of bringing it.
www.huffingtonpost.com
Laziness has a job to do -- whether it's selling sofas, cuddly toys or books.
theconversation.com
Yet for a college grad still searching for a rewarding career -- or even a full-time job -- those statistics offer cold comfort.
usatoday30.usatoday.com
The university programmes became more job-oriented, and attempts were made to introduce course-unit systems and other methods of continuous assessment.
en.wikipedia.org
He's got a son who's a professional footballer, a career-minded wife who's about to land the job of her dreams and his looks just keep improving with age.
www.rte.ie
Like a cat burglar -- clean as a whistle -- a professional job.
www.marketoracle.co.uk
His job duties would include monthly "mentor" posts, presumably for the comely-but-clueless and the rich-but-dull.
www.nydailynews.com
Within a few months he decided that broadcasting sounded much more exciting than a career at the chalkface and got a job as a clerical cadet.
www.stuff.co.nz
After he finished a consulting job at a corporate giant, he was in no hurry to return.
www.thestar.com
The callback gap varied widely according to the location of the job.
en.wikipedia.org

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