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a fixed amount of money you are paid regularly for your work, usually every month.

Example:
She gets a good _______working as a project manager.

salary

100

librarian

 /laɪˈbreə.ri.ən/

100

She works like an interpreter.

 

She works as an interpreter.

200

no longer working, usually because you have reached the age when you stop working.

Example:
He is __________now, but he used to work as a teacher.

retired

200

 plumber

 /ˈplʌm.ər/

200

 She work shifts.

 She works shifts.

300

healthy and strong enough to do physical activities easily.

Example:
He goes to the gym regularly to stay _____________.

healthy and strong enough to do physical activities easily.

Example:
He goes to the gym regularly to stay physically fit.

300

vacancy

300

I'm looking a new job.

I'm looking for a new job.

400


to get or develop something valuable, such as experience, knowledge, or skills.

Example:
She ____ed valuable work experience during her internship.



gain


400

fashion designer

/dɪˈzaɪ.nər/

400

I will meet a potential client tomorrow morning.

I’m meeting a potential client tomorrow morning.

500

time you work in addition to your normal working hours.

Example:
I often have to work ________ when I have a lot of deadlines.

overtime

500

psychologist

 /saɪˈkɒl.ə.dʒɪst/

500

I think I’ll apply on the job.

I think I’ll apply for the job.