career in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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I.career [Brit kəˈrɪə, Am kəˈrɪr] N

2. career before n (committed to particular profession):

career diplomat, soldier
di carriera

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

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career woman <pl career women> [kəˈrɪəˌwʊmən] N

career advisor [kəˈrɪərədˌvaɪzə(r)] N Am

career advisor → careers adviser

See also careers adviser

careers adviser [kəˈrɪəzədˌvaɪzə(r)] N Brit

career girl → career woman

See also career woman

career woman <pl career women> [kəˈrɪəˌwʊmən] N

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clerkly career
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Translations for career in the Italian»English Dictionary (Go to English»Italian)

career in the PONS Dictionary

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jump-start a career
rinvigorire
a turning point in one's career
una svolta decisiva nella sua carriera
to be at the peak of one's career/power
essere all'apice della carriera/del potere
peak career
raggiungere il punto massimo
to forge a career
forgiare una carriera

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career Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to forge a career
forgiare una carriera
the prize crowned his career
il premio ha segnato il culmine della sua carriera
to pursue a career
dedicarsi a una professione
to be at the height of one's career
essere all'apice della carriera
a turning point in one's career
una svolta decisiva nella sua carriera
to be at the peak of one's career/power
essere all'apice della carriera/del potere
to get on in one's career
far carriera
magistrate who is at the first stage of a judicial career
aggiunto giudiziario
to make a career for oneself
farsi una posizione

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He was never a mine of information about the game, and was even reluctant to discuss his own career.
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Primarily associated with electronic synthesizer music, he has also pursued a parallel career in graphic design and education.
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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.
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In addition to her political career, she had a long and extensive career in trade unions and different non-governmental organizations.
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During his career, he developed melamine resin, a type of plastic used for moldings and castings.
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He was prolific research publisher, he described around 1700 new species in the course of his career.
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He set career highs in tackles with 60 and interceptions with 9.
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He then pursued a career in literature, journalism and government.
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He ended his career having taken 57 first-class wickets at a respectable average of 23.96.
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After completing his education, he began a professional singing career as a countertenor.
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