Job in Latin
Job in Latin is Iōb, Iobus, pensum — Job means a paid position of regular employment.
Job in Latin
Iōb
Iobus
pensum
negōtium
An economic role for which a person is paid.
What does "Job" mean?
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noun A paid position of regular employment.
"She finally landed a job at the local hospital."
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noun A particular task or piece of work to be done.
"Painting the fence is a job for the weekend."
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noun Informal for a robbery or heist.
"The gang pulled off one last job before retiring."
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noun A corrupt or self-serving act carried out under the appearance of official duty.
"Critics called the contract award a complete job, rigged from the start."
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Job in a sentence
- She finally landed a job at the local hospital.
- He's been searching for a new job for months.
- Painting the fence is a job for the weekend.
- Cleaning out the garage turned out to be a bigger job than we expected.
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What is "Job" in Latin?
"Job" in Latin is Iōb, Iobus, pensum. Job means: A paid position of regular employment.
How do you use "Job" in a sentence?
Example: "She finally landed a job at the local hospital." In Latin, "Job" is Iōb, Iobus, pensum.
Are there other ways to say "Job" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "Job": Iōb, Iobus, pensum, negōtium.
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