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to work {verb}
marchar · trabajar · obrar · carburar · camellar · caminar · accionar · actuar · explotar · laborar · funcionar · currelar · currar
work {noun}
trabajo · empleo · obra · quehacer · faena · labor · chamba
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to work {verb}
to work [worked|worked] {vb} (also: to go, to run, to march)
to work [worked|worked] {vb} (also: to craft, to travail)
I would like to work for you, in order to…
It has been a pleasure to work with you.
It is a pleasure to work with Dr Buseck.
I find it impossible to work on that basis.
It was a great pleasure to work with him.
to work [worked|worked] {vb} (also: to act, to behave)
The European Union has a mandate under the Treaty to work towards this objective in all policy areas.
We are not seeing this commitment in looking for this new architecture, and I think it is the Commission’ s role to develop and to work
to work [worked|worked] {vb}
to work [worked|worked] {vb}
to work [worked|worked] {vb}
If our experts in Geneva do not manage to work out a minimum compromise, we will again risk failing to achieve credible results.
to work [worked|worked] {vb} (also: to trigger, to gesticulate)
to work [worked|worked] {vb} (also: to act)
to work on behalf of the most vulnerable members of society;
Lastly, we must also be able to work without discrimination.
They must be able to work proactively and provide for crisis management.
I think that the proper goal is to work towards stopping the production of such weapons.
to work [worked|worked] {v.t.} (also: to run, to operate, to cultivate)
to work [worked|worked] {v.i.}
We have to do what we can to work for a peaceful and lasting settlement.
The way to world peace is to work for it by respecting human rights and the right to national self-determination for all.
Our economy is bound up in that of the continent and we have as much reason as any country of the continent to work for a successful launch.
to work [worked|worked] {v.i.} (also: to operate, to function)
They now have to work in practice.
But trading permits seem to work.
This partnership has to work.
Fiscal intervention has never been seen to work.
The idea of 'one country, two systems ' appears to work.
to work [worked|worked] {v.i.}
to work [worked|worked] {v.i.}
work {noun}
In a sense this is where its work begins.
But work is part of that quality of life!
Those are three different areas of work.
We compliment her on her excellent work.
I would like to mention some of this work.
That will not bring many people into work.
Competition should also work in favour of employment.
Can we safeguard work for all Europeans?
Part-time work - Employment
Thirdly, there is the issue of work creation.
Perfectly respectable work has been done.
Since then, the work has stopped.
I think we really have to get down to work on this.
Let us therefore get to work.
This budget line is the work of the European Parliament.
Mr President, I wish you and the new Parliament all the best in your work.
The fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Europe constitute the most important issue in my political work.
By doing this, we are creating greater transparency, openness and clarity in political work and in the way in which political parties
The work you have done has been invaluable.
Let that be a lasting testament to his work.
The committee has not completed its work.
That work deserves an even higher priority.
This is important for our future work.