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A1  job  iş

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noun  /dʒɒb   / noun [countable] job (noun)
 /dʒɒb  
/ noun [countable]
 
1 the
work that you do regularly to earn money
iş
 She took/got a job as a waitress.
 A lot of people will lose their jobs
if the factory closes.
 note at OFFICE, PAY2, RETIRE, WORK2
Post ve position
sözcükleri job sözcüğünün resmî halleridir:
 I would like to apply for the post/position
of Marketing Manager.
JOBS
When
you apply for a job, you usually fill in
an application form or send your CV with a covering letter. Then you have an
interview. If it goes well and the employer is satisfied
with your references,
you will get the job.
You sign the contract and become an employee. A job can be well-paid/highly-paid or
badly-paid/low-paid. A job
can be full-time or
part-time, permanent or temporary. If your working conditions are good
and you have the chance to be promoted, then you will probably get a lot of job satisfaction.
LEAVING A JOB
If
you want to leave your job, you resign or hand in your resignation. If a company no longer needs an employee, it will make him/her redundant. If an
employee's work is not good enough, the company may dismiss him/her. In less
formal English we use the verbs fire or sack, or the noun the sack:
 Her boss fired/sacked her.
 Her boss gave her the sack.
 She got the sack.
 When you stop working because you have reached
a certain age (usually 60 or 65), you retire.
 2 a
task or a piece of work
iş
 I always have a lot of jobs to do in the
house at weekends.
 The garage has done a good/bad job on
our car.
 3 [usually
singular]
a duty or responsibility
iş, görev,
iş güç
 It's not his job to tell us what we can and
can't do.
IDIOMS
do
the job/trick
(informal)
to get the result that
is wanted
işi
görmek, sonuca vardırmak
 This extra strong glue should do the job.
have
a hard job doing/to do sth; have a hard time doing sth
to do sth with great
difficulty
zorlanmak
 We had a hard time finding accommodation in
London at such short notice.
it's
a good job
(spoken)
it is a good or lucky
thing
iyiki, Ne
iyi etti(n)de
 It's a good job you reminded me – I had
completely forgotten!
just
the job/ticket
(informal)
exactly what is needed
in a particular situation
biçilmiş
kaftan
 This dress will be just the job for Helen's
party.
make
a bad, good, etc. job of sth
to do sth badly, well,
etc.
iyi/
kötü iş çıkarmak
make
the best of sth/a bad job
to accept a difficult
situation and try to be as happy as possible
kabullenmek, sineye
çekmek
out
of a job
without paid work
işsiz
Unemployed daha
resmî bir ifadedir.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	job
IPA	/dʒɒb / noun [countable]
Back	iş
Back 2	job (noun) /dʒɒb / noun [countable] 1 the work that you do regularly to earn money iş She took/got a job* as a waitress.* A lot of people will lose* their jobs if the factory closes.* note at OFFICE, PAY2, RETIRE, WORK2 Post ve position sözcükleri job sözcüğünün resmî halleridir: I would like to apply for the post/position of Marketing Manager. JOBS When you apply for a job, you usually fill in an application form or send your CV with a covering letter. Then you have an interview. If it goes well and the employer is satisfied with your references, you will get the job. You sign the contract and become an employee. A job can be well-paid/highly-paid or badly-paid/low-paid. A job can be full-time or part-time, permanent or temporary. If your working conditions are good and you have the chance to be promoted, then you will probably get a lot of job satisfaction. LEAVING A JOB If you want to leave your job, you resign or hand in your resignation. If a company no longer needs an employee, it will make him/her redundant. If an employee's work is not good enough, the company may dismiss him/her. In less formal English we use the verbs fire or sack, or the noun the sack: Her boss fired/sacked her. Her boss gave her the sack. She got the sack. When you stop working because you have reached a certain age (usually 60 or 65), you retire. 2 a task or a piece of work iş I always have a lot of jobs to do in the house at weekends. The garage has done a good/bad job on* our car.* 3 [usually singular] a duty or responsibility iş, görev, iş güç It's not his job to tell us what we can and can't do. IDIOMS do the job/trick (informal) to get the result that is wanted işi görmek, sonuca vardırmak This extra strong glue should do the job. have a hard job doing/to do sth; have a hard time doing sth to do sth with great difficulty zorlanmak We had a hard time finding accommodation in London at such short notice. it's a good job (spoken) it is a good or lucky thing iyiki, Ne iyi etti(n)de It's a good job you reminded me – I had completely forgotten! just the job/ticket (informal) exactly what is needed in a particular situation biçilmiş kaftan This dress will be just the job for Helen's party. make a bad, good, etc. job of sth to do sth badly, well, etc. iyi/ kötü iş çıkarmak make the best of sth/a bad job to accept a difficult situation and try to be as happy as possible kabullenmek, sineye çekmek out of a job without paid work işsiz Unemployed daha resmî bir ifadedir.

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