career in Irish
career in Irish is réim — career means the series of jobs a person has over the course of their working life, especially in one field.
career in Irish
réim
One’s calling in life; one's working occupation or profession, especially when pursued seriously and/or over a long period of time.
What does "career" mean?
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noun The series of jobs a person has over the course of their working life, especially in one field.
"She built a long career in journalism."
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verb To move fast and out of control, often in a dangerous or reckless way.
"The runaway cart careered down the hill."
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adjective Doing something as a long-term profession rather than casually.
"He was a career diplomat, not a political appointee."
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career in a sentence
- She built a long career in journalism.
- He switched careers in his forties to become a teacher.
- The runaway cart careered down the hill.
- The car careered off the road after hitting a patch of ice.
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What is "career" in Irish?
"career" in Irish is réim. career means: The series of jobs a person has over the course of their working life, especially in one field.
How do you use "career" in a sentence?
Example: "She built a long career in journalism." In Irish, "career" is réim.
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