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do a job; do labour; perform labour; do some work; provide work (Worker: an employee or; a person who has a contract to provide work or services personally and is not undertaking the work as part of their own business. | An employment contract is considered as a "contract of service" in which a worker will personally provide work or services for the University. | ... that the individuals worked under the supervision, direction or control of the hirer and were personally obliged to provide work or services. Alexander Demidov) |
| amér. |
labor |
| apoll. |
perform activities; conduct activities; undertake activities; handle activities |
| constr. |
perform work; execute the work |
| entr. |
work; labour; carry out work; do work |
| makar. |
do one's work |
| médias. |
do job (bigmaxus) |
| prod. |
do the job (Yeldar Azanbayev) |
| techn. |
operate; perform an operation |
| écon. |
execute work; fulfil work; perform work (Comment by ART Vancouver: correct: e.g.: "all contractors and/or their employees and/or subcontractors who are contracted to perform work for the Correctional Service of Canada") |
| électr. |
job |
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do work (We stress our financing, it enables owners to do work for $100,000 which would wind up costing them $300,000," said Post. It's Allied Renovation Corp. to the rescue! by Alger, Derek / Real Estate Weekly. TFD Alexander Demidov); handle jobs |
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| ciném. |
do (Do the sound, the lighting, the satellite) |
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| génér. |
do one's work (a job, one's task, one's duty, etc., и т.д.) |
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| milit., aviat. |
work in progress |
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| milit., techn. |
job |
