Jobs password 2

Mots Roulette

Parties jouées 2

Créer une copie

À propos de cette activité

Pasapalabra, jobs vocabulary

Créé par

Isabel Madrid Segura

Spain

Téléchargez la version pour jouer sur papier

Top 10 résultats

Il n'y a toujours pas de résultats pour ce jeu. Soyez le premier à apparaître dans le classement! Connectez-vous pour vous identifier.

Créez votre propre jeu gratuite à partir de notre créateur de jeu

Affrontez vos amis pour voir qui obtient le meilleur score dans ce jeu

Créer un défi


Jobs password 2Version en ligne Pasapalabra, jobs vocabulary par Isabel Madrid Segura A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Starts with A a person whose job is to design buildings and make plans for how they will be built. Starts with B verb that collocates with "unemployed" meaning to lose your job Starts with C the series of jobs or work you do in your life, especially in one type of profession, your working life Starts with D phrasal verb, to have contact with or work directly with customers or people in general as part of your job Starts with E to receive money regularly for the work that you do. Starts with F synonym of "sacked" Starts with G phrasal verb, to be more successful or make progress, especially in your job or career. Starts with H to give someone a job; to employ someone. Starts with I to be responsible for something or someone; having control or authority. Starts with J the regular work that a person does to earn money. Starts with K phrasal verb, to stay at the same level or speed as someone or something; not to fall behind. Starts with L to try to find work; to search for employment, go job hunting Starts with M the lowest amount of money that employers are legally allowed to pay workers. Starts with N a common full-time work schedule Starts with O extra hours of work done beyond your regular working schedule. Starts with P a move to a higher position or rank in your job, usually with more pay or responsibility. Contains Q the skills, experience, or qualifications that are necessary for a job or activity. Starts with R to officially leave your job or position by telling your employer you are quitting. Starts with S to write your name on an official document when you are hired by a company Starts with T a type of job that lasts for a short time only; not permanent. Starts with U Adjective used to describe something uncommon, like the job from the first activity Contains V to begin to control or be responsible for a job, project, or company that someone else had before you Starts with W to work the usual number of hours per week (often about 35–40 hours).

Jobs password 2Version en ligne

Pasapalabra, jobs vocabulary

par Isabel Madrid Segura

Starts with A

a person whose job is to design buildings and make plans for how they will be built.

Starts with B

verb that collocates with "unemployed" meaning to lose your job

Starts with C

the series of jobs or work you do in your life, especially in one type of profession, your working life

Starts with D

phrasal verb, to have contact with or work directly with customers or people in general as part of your job

Starts with E

to receive money regularly for the work that you do.

Starts with F

synonym of "sacked"

Starts with G

phrasal verb, to be more successful or make progress, especially in your job or career.

Starts with H

to give someone a job; to employ someone.

Starts with I

to be responsible for something or someone; having control or authority.

Starts with J

the regular work that a person does to earn money.

Starts with K

phrasal verb, to stay at the same level or speed as someone or something; not to fall behind.

Starts with L

to try to find work; to search for employment, go job hunting

Starts with M

the lowest amount of money that employers are legally allowed to pay workers.

Starts with N

a common full-time work schedule

Starts with O

extra hours of work done beyond your regular working schedule.

Starts with P

a move to a higher position or rank in your job, usually with more pay or responsibility.

Contains Q

the skills, experience, or qualifications that are necessary for a job or activity.

Starts with R

to officially leave your job or position by telling your employer you are quitting.

Starts with S

to write your name on an official document when you are hired by a company

Starts with T

a type of job that lasts for a short time only; not permanent.

Starts with U

Adjective used to describe something uncommon, like the job from the first activity

Contains V

to begin to control or be responsible for a job, project, or company that someone else had before you

Starts with W

to work the usual number of hours per week (often about 35–40 hours).

		%
	Anonyme	%
		%
		%

Jobs password 2

Mots Roulette

À propos de cette activité

Créé par

Téléchargez la version pour jouer sur papier

Top Jeux

Mots Roulette

Sleepy Hollow A-Z

Mots Roulette

LOGO QUIZ

Mots Roulette

The NATO Alphabet

Mots Roulette

Flags of countries

Mots Roulette

WORD GAME: A TO Z

Jobs password 2Version en ligne

par Isabel Madrid Segura

Starts with A

a person whose job is to design buildings and make plans for how they will be built.

Starts with B

verb that collocates with "unemployed" meaning to lose your job

Starts with C

the series of jobs or work you do in your life, especially in one type of profession, your working life

Starts with D

phrasal verb, to have contact with or work directly with customers or people in general as part of your job

Starts with E

to receive money regularly for the work that you do.

Starts with F

synonym of "sacked"

Starts with G

phrasal verb, to be more successful or make progress, especially in your job or career.

Starts with H

to give someone a job; to employ someone.

Starts with I

to be responsible for something or someone; having control or authority.

Starts with J

the regular work that a person does to earn money.

Starts with K

phrasal verb, to stay at the same level or speed as someone or something; not to fall behind.

Starts with L

to try to find work; to search for employment, go job hunting

Starts with M

the lowest amount of money that employers are legally allowed to pay workers.

Starts with N

a common full-time work schedule

Starts with O

extra hours of work done beyond your regular working schedule.

Starts with P

a move to a higher position or rank in your job, usually with more pay or responsibility.

Contains Q

the skills, experience, or qualifications that are necessary for a job or activity.

Starts with R

to officially leave your job or position by telling your employer you are quitting.

Starts with S

to write your name on an official document when you are hired by a company

Starts with T

a type of job that lasts for a short time only; not permanent.

Starts with U

Adjective used to describe something uncommon, like the job from the first activity

Contains V

to begin to control or be responsible for a job, project, or company that someone else had before you

Starts with W

to work the usual number of hours per week (often about 35–40 hours).