work ethic in Bulgarian
work ethic in Bulgarian is прилежание, трудолюбие — work ethic means a person's attitude to work, and how hard, reliably and conscientiously they apply themselves to it.
work ethic in Bulgarian
прилежание
Pronounced: prilezhanie
трудолюбие
Pronounced: trudolyubie
What does "work ethic" mean?
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noun A person's attitude to work, and how hard, reliably and conscientiously they apply themselves to it.
"Her work ethic is the reason she was promoted twice in a year."
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noun A shared belief within a culture or organisation that hard work is virtuous and worth doing for its own sake.
"The company's work ethic runs on long hours and little praise."
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work ethic in a sentence
- Her work ethic is the reason she was promoted twice in a year.
- Talent got him into the squad; his work ethic kept him there.
- The company's work ethic runs on long hours and little praise.
- Sociologists still argue about the Protestant work ethic.
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What is "work ethic" in Bulgarian?
"work ethic" in Bulgarian is прилежание, трудолюбие. work ethic means: A person's attitude to work, and how hard, reliably and conscientiously they apply themselves to it.
How do you pronounce прилежание?
"work ethic" in Bulgarian is прилежание, pronounced "prilezhanie".
How do you use "work ethic" in a sentence?
Example: "Her work ethic is the reason she was promoted twice in a year." In Bulgarian, "work ethic" is прилежание, трудолюбие.
Are there other ways to say "work ethic" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "work ethic": прилежание, трудолюбие.
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