What does ich suche Arbeit in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word ich suche Arbeit in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use ich suche Arbeit in German.
The word ich suche Arbeit in German means job, profession, result, work, effort, test, work as a servant, take work home with you, write a paper, take a test, grade, gardening, hard labor, not at work, bit of work, scientific research, scientific paper. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word ich suche Arbeit
job(Tätigkeit: Ausführung) der Arbeit gewidmet sein to be committed to the job |
profession(Beruf: Berufsausübung) eine Arbeit finden to find a job |
result(Ergebnis einer Tätigkeit) eine Arbeit präsentieren to present a result |
work(umgangssprachlich (Arbeitsplatz, Arbeitsort) zur Arbeit gehen to go to work |
effort(übertragen (Aufwand: Mühe) (job) das Aufräumen macht Arbeit tidying up is an effort |
test(Test: Prüfung) eine Arbeit schreiben to have a test |
work as a servant(Beruf des Dieners) |
take work home with you(zu Hause weiter arbeiten) |
write a paper(Uni: Hausarbeit schr.) |
take a test(Schule: Test schreiben) |
grade([etw] benoten) |
gardening(Arbeit im Garten) |
hard labor(Arbeit: physisch schwer) |
not at work(nicht während der Arbeit) |
bit of work(Arbeit: Teil) |
scientific research(Forschung) Als Biologe ist man wissenschaftliche Arbeit gewohnt. As biologist one is used to scientific research. |
scientific paper(wissensch. Aufsatz) Der Doktorand muss eine wissenschaftliche Arbeit abgeben. The doctoral candidate has to hand in a scientific paper. |
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