employment in Latin
employment in Latin is negōtium, ūsus — employment means a paid job or work that someone does regularly.
employment in Latin
negōtium
The occupation or work for which one is used, and often paid.
ūsus
A purpose, a use.
What does "employment" mean?
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noun A paid job or work that someone does regularly.
"She found employment at a local law firm."
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noun The state or condition of having a paid job.
"He struggled to find employment after moving to a new city."
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employment in a sentence
- She found employment at a local law firm.
- Youth employment has risen sharply this year.
- He struggled to find employment after moving to a new city.
- Her employment at the factory ended when the company closed down.
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What is "employment" in Latin?
"employment" in Latin is negōtium, ūsus. employment means: A paid job or work that someone does regularly.
How do you use "employment" in a sentence?
Example: "She found employment at a local law firm." In Latin, "employment" is negōtium, ūsus.
Are there other ways to say "employment" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "employment": negōtium, ūsus.
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