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| génér. |
work on hand; work in progress |
| gest. |
activity in progress (Dashout) |
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job (Alexander Demidov) |
| techn. |
active job |
| écon. |
contract work on hand; work under way |
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| génér. |
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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| génér. |
work performed (ABelonogov); works in progress (work in progress (countable and uncountable, plural works in progress) 1. (uncountable) Work that has been commenced, but is not complete. All the efforts to make a New Man are still work in progress. 2. (countable) A project that has been commenced but is not complete. Reorganizing my office is a work in progress. 3. (uncountable, accounting) A portion of inventory that represents goods which are no longer salable as raw materials, but not yet salable as finished goods, work in process. Work in progress has dramatically declined due to reduced production cycle times. WT Alexander Demidov) |
| constr. |
work in progress; works under way |
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| génér. |
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 |
