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(noun) a term (word or phrase, especially one from a specialised area of knowledge)
Deadlines, bosses, hustle, and jargon for the working day.
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(noun) a term (word or phrase, especially one from a specialised area of knowledge)
(verb) to pay for somebody's work
(verb) to get a job promotion; to be promoted (at work, etc.)
(noun) commerce; business; trade
(verb) to lose one's job; to become unemployed
(noun) a person who makes clothes for a living, such as a dressmaker, tailor or seamster/seamstress
(noun) a head (leader, chief, mastermind)
(verb) to streamline, to simplify or reorganize to increase efficiency
(verb) to work on making progress
(verb) to take over (control or management of); to assume control of
(noun) pay gotten from a writing, drawing or painting job, especially for a publisher
(noun) future, prospects, outlook
(verb) to win a lottery, raffle, sweepstakes, etc.
(adjective) taking much effort and going through many difficulties
(noun) headquarters; head office
(noun) selection of works; collection; analects
(verb) to sponsor, fund or finance (a partner, program, venture or project)
(noun) work, especially work of art
(noun) mental effort; energy; willpower
(verb) to summarize, sum up, recapitulate
(adverb) while working a formal job
(adverb) being to heavily burdened by greater workload than one can withstand, nearly to the point of exhaustion, being overwhelmed
(verb) to use threat to get money from someone; to blackmail, extort or demand a ransom
(verb) to organize, arrange, or hold (an event, procedure or routine)
(verb) to abandon; to disown; to reject; to renounce
(verb) to give oneself a title, rank, or position etc.
(noun) a title (of a written work etc.)
(verb) to express sympathy (for someone who suffers hardship due to their profession)
(verb) to appoint to a job, to assign a role
(noun) a role or part that someone or something plays in life, in an operation or in a system
(noun) work; employment
(adjective) champion; pertaining to a competition winner
(noun) combat sport contender; judoka, karateka, boxer, etc.
(verb) to work towards some ambitious goal
(adjective) hard, laborious, difficult
(verb) to lose focus; to be distracted from work
(adjective) restrained due to work, obligations, etc.
(verb) to get worked up
(adjective) indefatigable; tireless; able to get a lot of things done
(verb) to deal with; to manage; to be in charge (of); to process
(verb) to obstruct or disturb fortune-telling
(adjective) labouring; plodding; with difficulty; heavy; difficult
(verb) to get salary; to continue getting regularly paid
labor pains; to be in labor
(verb) to go to work
(noun) organization, group, collective
(verb) to jostle for, scramble for, compete aggressively
(verb) to compensate, to remunerate
(noun) unit (part of whole)
(verb) to take on, to assume (a task, responsibility, risk, charge…)
(verb) to engage in a battle of wits; to compete based on intellect; to match wits
(noun) human mind (used to describe the control center or leadership of an organization)
(noun) wage; salary; pay (usually one that is low)
(adjective) working together
(noun) team, staff, corps
(verb) to apply (for a job, etc.)
"to do the thing ABOUT RIGHT," i.e., to do it properly, soundly, correctly; "he guv it ’im ABOUT RIGHT," i.e., he beat him severely.
The consequences of one's actions to oneself are in proportion to one's good or bad intentions towards others.
To make a noise, or scold; formerly a cant expression used among thieves, now a recognised and respectable phrase. BLOWING UP, a jobation, a scolding.
Two pickpockets; the bulk jostles the party to be robbed, and the file does the business.