job — a paid position of regular employment
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a paid position of regular employment
Pronunciation (IPA): /dʒɑːb/
Example Sentences
- My dream job is to become a professional pizza taster.
- He quit his job to become a YouTube influencer, but now he's back to flipping burgers.
- Finding a job in today's market requires both skills and luck.
job
NOUN[/dʒɑːb/]
a paid position of regular employment
A woman performs her office job with focus and dedication
When thieves rob on the job, guards can only sob!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
The word 'job' emerged in mid-17th century English, originally denoting a piece of work or a task performed at one time. Over time, it broadened to encompass the modern sense of an occupation or profession.
Breakdown
Derived from Middle English 'jobbe', the word's ultimate origin remains uncertain, though it may be connected to archaic English meanings related to discrete units of work or irregular tasks.
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📝Examples
“My dream job is to become a professional pizza taster.”
“He quit his job to become a YouTube influencer, but now he's back to flipping burgers.”
“Finding a job in today's market requires both skills and luck.”
“Good job on finishing your homework early!”
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