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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. career [Am kəˈrɪr, Brit kəˈrɪə] SUBST

career: carrera f

he made a career for himself in journalism or as a journalist: se forjó una carrera en el periodismo or como periodista

he made a career for himself in journalism or as a journalist: se abrió camino como periodista

attr careers adviser [or careers counsellor] Brit: orientador m (profesional) / orientadora f (profesional)

careers office: oficina f de orientación profesional

career path: trayectoria f profesional

career guidance: orientación f profesional

career guidance: orientación f vocacional CSur

career diplomat: diplomático m de carrera / diplomática f de carrera

career girl/woman: mujer f de carrera

II. career [Am kəˈrɪr, Brit kəˈrɪə] VERB intr

career: ir a toda velocidad

a truck careered toward us: un camión se nos vino encima a toda velocidad

career structure SUBST Brit

career structure: trayectoria f profesional estructurada

career development SUBST

1. career development (story of career):

career development: trayectoria f profesional

2. career development (future opportunities):

career development: desarrollo m profesional

career prospects SUBST Plsubst

career prospects: perspectivas fpl profesionales

career move SUBST

career move: cambio m de trayectoria profesional

career ladder SUBST

career ladder: escala f profesional

career ladder: escala f de puestos

career break SUBST

1. career break (time not in paid work):

career break: paréntesis m laboral

2. career break (change of occupation):

career break: cambio m de ocupación

career change SUBST

career change: cambio m (de carrera) profesional

career change: cambio m de profesión

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militar de carrera: career soldier

un diplomático de carrera: a career diplomat

im PONS Wörterbuch

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I. career [kəˈrɪəʳ, Am -ˈrɪr] SUBST

1. career (profession):

career: profesión f

2. career (working life):

career: carrera f profesional

II. career [kəˈrɪəʳ, Am -ˈrɪr] VERB intr

career: ir a toda velocidad

to career out of control car: perder el control

career woman <-women> SUBST

career woman: mujer f dedicada por completo a su profesión

a turning point in one's career: un cambio decisivo en su carrera

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trayectoria: career

diplomacia: diplomatic career

progresar profesionalmente: to progress [or get ahead] in one's career

su carrera fue fulgurante: he/she rose rapidly in his/her career

elección de la profesión: career choice

estar en el apogeo de su carrera: to be at the peak of one's career

orientación profesional: career [or vocational] guidance

im PONS Wörterbuch

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career [kə·ˈrɪr] SUBST

1. career (profession):

career: profesión f

2. career (working life):

career: carrera f profesional

career counselor SUBST

career counselor: consejero (-a) m (f) de orientación profesional

career woman <-women> SUBST

career woman: mujer f dedicada por completo a su profesión

jump-start a career: dar nuevo ímpetu a

a turning point in one's career: un cambio decisivo en su carrera

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trayectoria: career

diplomacia: diplomatic career

su carrera fue fulgurante: he/she rose rapidly in his/her career

progresar profesionalmente: to progress [or get ahead] in one's career

estar en el apogeo de su carrera: to be at the peak of one's career

Present
I	career
you	career
he/she/it	careers
we	career
you	career
they	career

Past
I	careered
you	careered
he/she/it	careered
we	careered
you	careered
they	careered

Present Perfect
I	have	careered
you	have	careered
he/she/it	has	careered
we	have	careered
you	have	careered
they	have	careered

Past Perfect
I	had	careered
you	had	careered
he/she/it	had	careered
we	had	careered
you	had	careered
they	had	careered

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to pursue a career: dedicarse a una carrera profesional

a turning point in one's career: un cambio decisivo en su carrera

to career out of control car: perder el control

to combine family life with a career: compaginar la vida familiar con una carrera profesional

to be at the height of one's career: estar en la cima de su carrera

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She can also jump-start a newly emerging mutant power though to an undefined extent, and can redirect the force of magnetic fields into negative matter.

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Gender quotas are also part of efforts to jump-start democracy in some countries, improve democracy in others by - at first - levelling the playing field.

jamaica-gleaner.com

Bower ventures deep into the now seemingly abandoned ship to jump-start the reactor to take control of the ship before it dies, along with everyone on board.

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Diverse microorganisms in the payload can populate new environments, and eukaryotic spores can jump-start higher evolution.

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Breakfast sets the dietary tone for the day and provides energy to jump-start your metabolism.

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