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Meanings of ethic in English
Portuguese
ética The principles of right and wrong that are accepted by an individual or a social group.
Portuguese
ética A code of professional responsibility, which may dispense with difficult issues of what behavior is considered "ethical".
Usage of ethic in English
1
Preaching a work ethic is difficult when no work is available, however.
2
It's the same type of work ethic but I work quite differently.
3
Biles' supreme talent and work ethic may make her road ahead smoother.
4
Coworkers say he was cheerful, well liked, had a good work ethic.
5
Our work ethic and obsession with education make us almost ideal citizens.
6
I enjoy going to set with him, I love his work ethic.
7
Eddie's attention to detail is incredible and his work ethic is unreal.
8
David is a man of great integrity with a strong work ethic.
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My first job was fishing, and it definitely shaped my work ethic.
10
But the roots of public expectation of work ethic goes back further.
11
She pushed me and that is what's given me my work ethic.
12
New-routing-withits early starts, long days, and love-killingwork ethic-iseven worse.
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You have a solid work ethic and a hilarious sense of humour.
14
Compares Varnedoe's work ethic to that of Bear Bryant and General Patton.
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Would that be wrong in terms of the ethic I have described?
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The way thereto in practice is by the ethic of mutual imposition.
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Ethic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common