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Meanings of clerking in English
Portuguese
contabilidade (execução) Catalan
tenidoria de llibres Usage of clerking in English
1
I worked for him, keeping the books and clerking behind the counter.
2
Now clerking, as Gertie would tell you, is fierce on the feet.
3
He is only weak-breasted, as yet, and clerking isn't good for him.
4
This represents a new threshold in your experience of clerking, I am sure.
5
I am very tired of clerking it, but have no remedy.
6
If you find your deputy, see if you can't steer him into clerking.
7
Annette Neil's father kept a small store, Annette did much of the clerking.
8
Don't forget poor Charlie Gilbert; he's been clerking it ever since, I hear.
9
He's only weak-breasted, as yet, and clerking isn't good for him.
10
Or it is a boy clerking in a departmental store.
11
I am doing a rushing business and I want you to do my clerking.
12
I was clerking there then for Brady & Murchison, wholesale dry-goods and ranch supplies.
13
I was clerking in a coffee-importing house during the day and studying law at night.
14
Our first appointment was clerking in the medical wards.
15
But I am tired of clerking for Ward & Smith at two dollars a day.
16
But, instead, he has neglected the clerking until we can't tell what's going or coming.
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Translations for clerking
Catalan
Clerking through the time