Results, work
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- 職歴☆【しょくれき】
noun:
- work experience; work history
政府での私の職歴は数多くの海外勤務を含む。 My career in the government includes many overseas assignments.
- 神業☆【かみわざ・かむわざobs.・かんわざobs.】神事・神わざ
noun:
- divine work; miracle; superhuman feat
- Shinto ritual - archaism ➜ 神事【しんじ】
- 働かせる☆【はたらかせる】 Inflection
ichidan verb:
- to put someone to work; to make someone work ➜ 働かす
- to use; to apply; to exert; to exercise (restraint, one's imagination, one's brain, etc.)
彼らがその少年をそんなにきつく働かせるのは残酷だ。 It is cruel of them to make the boy work so hard.
- 作業環境☆【さぎょうかんきょう】
noun:
- work environment
あなたがどこにいようとも快適な作業環境を提供してくれるのだ。 Wherever you are, we'll provide a comfortable work environment.
- 仕事始め☆【しごとはじめ】仕事始irr.
noun:
- resuming work after the New Year's vacation; first time that one works in the year
- 始業☆【しぎょう】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- start of work; commencement; opening
教室に入って席に着くのとほぼ同時に、始業を知らせるチャイムの音が鳴り響く。 About the same time as he entered the classroom and arrived at his seat, the chime to announce class rings across the school.
- フリーター☆
noun:
- young people subsisting on part-time work; one whose livelihood is provided by part-time work - from freelance and arbeiter - abbreviation
- 終業☆【しゅうぎょう】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- end of work day
- end of school term; end of school year
今日は、平成20年度(2008年)の終業式でした。 Today was the school closing ceremony for 2008.
- 力仕事☆【ちからしごと】
noun:
- physical work; manual labour (labor)
彼は非常に身体が弱くて力仕事はできなかった。 He was too feeble to do manual labor.
- 授産☆【じゅさん】
noun:
- sheltered work programs; sheltered work programmes; providing with work; giving employment
Kanji
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