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employment

/ɪmˈplɔɪ.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el estado de tener un trabajo remunerado o la acción de proporcionar a alguien un puesto de trabajo.

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noun

/ɪmˈplɔɪ.mənt/B1formalbusiness
  • esSustantivo que denota el estado de tener un trabajo remunerado o la acción de proporcionar a alguien un puesto de trabajo.

A noun referring to the state of having paid work or the act of providing someone with a job.

incontable

  1. Job or workB1formal

    The state of having paid work or being employed.

    esEmpleo (tener trabajo remunerado)

    • She found employment at a local hospital.
    • The company offers full-time employment with benefits.
    • He is seeking employment in the tech industry.

    Sinónimosbusinesscallingcareerjoblivelihoodoccupationpositionpostprofessiontradevocationwork

    Antónimosidlenessunemployment

  2. Act of hiringB2formal

    The act of providing work or hiring someone.

    esContratación

    • The employment of new staff will begin next month.
    • The firm specializes in the employment of temporary workers.
    • Employment contracts must be signed before starting work.

    Sinónimosappointmentengagementenlistmentrecruitment

    Antónimosdischargedismissalfiringlayofftermination

  3. Use or utilizationC1formal

    The act of using something for a particular purpose.

    esuso o utilización

    • The employment of advanced technology improved production.
    • The employment of force was deemed necessary.
    • The employment of new methods increased efficiency.

    Sinónimosapplicationexerciseusageuseutilization

    Antónimosdisuse

Formas
  • employments plural form
  • employments' possessive plural form
  • employment's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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