Occupations
A person who looks after passengers on an airplane.
Flight attendant
The money you earn for your work.
Salary
To take someone or something to a place and leave them there.
Drop off
Able to change easily or adapt to different situations.
flexible
A famous or important place that is easy to recognize.
Landmark
A person who works in a library and helps people find books and information.
Librarian
The period of time when you work.
Shift
To become completely dry.
Dry out
Full of many people.
Crowded
The land outside towns and cities.
Countryside
A person who writes or reports news.
Journalist
Working independently for different employers instead of one company.
Freelance
To do someone else's job temporarily
Fill in
Having too much work to do.
Overworked
The central area of a city where many businesses and shops are.
Downtown
A doctor who performs operations.
Surgeon
To increase someone's salary.
To give someone a rise.
To have a situation under control or already taken care of.
To have something covered
Showing good manners and respect.
Polite
A large ship used for holidays and vacations at sea.
Cruise ship
A person who installs and repairs water pipes, toilets, and sinks.
Plumber
The latest time something must be finished.
Deadline
To take an approved period of time away from work, usually for a specific reason such as illness, family matters, or personal needs.
Take a leave
Worth a lot of money or very useful and important.
Valuable
To arrive at and tie up a ship at a port.
To dock