job
101job — an act that is the subject of taboo In nursery use, used of defecating, and also as big jobs; referring to copulation, a participant is said to be on the job; of robbery, as in the film title The Italian Job; etc …
102job — n.m. Emploi rémunéré : Un bon job. Emploi temporaire : Un petit job. / Travail servant d alibi …
103Job — noun 1 Job s comforter someone who tries to make you feel more cheerful, but actually makes you feel worse 2 have the patience of Job to be extremely patient …
104job — An identifiable discrete piece of work carried out by an organization. For costing purposes a job is usually given a job number …
105job — An identifiable discrete piece of work carried out by an organization. For costing purposes a job is usually given a job number …
106Job — UK [dʒəʊb] / US [dʒoʊb] have the patience of Job Etymology: From Job, a character in the Bible who experienced many difficulties but never stopped believing in God …
107Job — /dʒoʊb/ (say johb) noun 1. the much afflicted hero of an Old Testament book who showed exemplary piety in the face of undeserved suffering. 2. the book itself. 3. a person who shows exemplary fortitude, piety, etc., in the face of undeserved… …
108job — A unit of work done by a computer, usually in a mainframe environment. A job can be the one time execution of a single file or the execution of a whole series of programs to accomplish a complex task. See also job control …
109Job — užduotis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. job; task vok. Aufgabe, f; Auftrag, m; Job, m rus. задание, n; задача, f pranc. tâche, f …
110job — užduotis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. job; task vok. Aufgabe, f; Auftrag, m; Job, m rus. задание, n; задача, f pranc. tâche, f …
