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Meanings of career in English

Portuguese
vocação
Catalan
professió
Spanish
profesión

The particular occupation for which you are trained.

vocação
Portuguese
carriera
Catalan
trajectòria
Spanish
trayectoria

The general progression of your working or professional life.

carriera
Usage of career in English
1
Join the local government network for analysis, best practice and career development
The Guardian
2
That said, the planets suggest that her future career looks extremely positive.
The South African
3
Real change in classroom support, with new training and career development opportunities.
The Guardian
4
Only a year ago I'd been committed to one thing: my career.
Beautiful Bitch
5
This withdrawal, however, still marks a highly significant point in Woods's career.
The Irish Times
6
He sees Richard's example as a great help in his own career.
The Irish Times
7
His subsequent theatrical career has, of course, had exactly the opposite effect.
The Guardian
8
As Scheffler continues his career, confidence clearly will not be a problem.
The Guardian
9
Gerrard, however, is still to decide whether to continue his playing career.
The Guardian
10
That career has taken her and her partner to 12 different countries.
Radio NZ
11
Course, he also convinced me to let him resurrect my so-called career.
Phoenix noir
12
His previous career best was 266 yards against South Florida last year.
Reuters
13
Along with handling a career change, Johnson also came out this year.
Climbing Magazine
14
International mobility is generally considered a necessary part of scientific career development.
The Irish Times
15
So far being Switzerland isn't really working out as a career strategy.
The Guardian
16
It means good money and the chance to get his career back.
Table for five
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Career through the time
Career across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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