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gig

/ɡɪɡ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un spectacle, généralement d'un musicien ou d'un comique, ou un travail ou une mission temporaire, en particulier dans le domaine du divertissement ou du freelancing.

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/ɡɪɡ/B1formalart
  • frNom désignant un spectacle, généralement d'un musicien ou d'un comique, ou un travail ou une mission temporaire, en particulier dans le domaine du divertissement ou du freelancing.

A noun referring to a performance, typically by a musician or comedian, or a temporary job or task, especially in the entertainment or freelance industry.

  1. Performance or showB1informal

    A live performance by a musician, band, or comedian.

    frConcert (informel)

    • The band has a gig at the local club tonight.
    • She landed her first gig as a stand-up comedian.
    • They played a fantastic gig in front of a huge crowd.

    Synonymesactappearancebookingconcertdateengagementperformancerecitalsetshow

  2. Temporary job or taskB1informal

    A short-term or freelance job, especially in the creative or tech industries.

    frPetit boulot / mission ponctuelle

    • He took a gig as a freelance graphic designer.
    • She found a gig editing videos for a startup.
    • Gig economy jobs offer flexibility but little stability.

    Synonymesassignmentcontractengagementjobprojectstint

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  • gigs plural form
  • gigs' possessive plural form
  • gig's possessive singular form
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