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Meanings of
gig
in English
Portuguese
arpão
Catalan
llança
Back to the meaning
An implement with a shaft and barbed point used for catching fish.
spear
lance
fizgig
fishgig
Portuguese
arpão
Russian
двуколка
Portuguese
gig
Spanish
charrete
Catalan
xarret
Back to the meaning
Light, two-wheeled sprung cart.
chair
chaise
Russian
двуколка
Synonyms
Examples for "
chair
"
chair
chaise
Examples for "
chair
"
1
She was also
chair
of the African Union Commission until last year.
2
The general and Totski exchanged looks; Gania fidgeted convulsively in his
chair
.
3
I'd say you just work on your form and lose the
chair
.
4
Festival Board
chair
Kirsten Sibbit said they had not seen that happen.
5
When he came in, I was in the
chair
;
but I rose.
1
In stile; a
chaise
and four; smoking the road; raising a mist?
2
The
chaise
stops; Varney pulls in, and draws aside to the hedgerow.
3
The one remained in the hall, the other advanced to the
chaise
.
4
Yes: and the young lady in the
chaise
to-day was that girl.
5
The noise of the
chaise
had disturbed the quiet of the establishment.
Usage of
gig
in English
1
Q&A Do you use companies or services that employ
gig
economy workers?
2
He missed this particular
gig
for the second year in a row.
3
All the new
gig
announcements we've heard about this week so far.
4
Hearing really good reports about Imelda May's
gig
at Tripod last night.
5
He has given up his
gig
jobs delivering food and painting houses.
6
Main causes of stress BEFORE a
gig
can be a stressful time.
7
He said, 'Tell my cox'n to prepare the
gig
when it's time.
8
Hassett had come for a temporary
gig
as a special government employee.
9
The behaviour of those in the
gig
told the tale of itself.
10
The salient question for Obama was, did Biden really want the
gig
?
11
Adam Khan, you are way too important to this
gig
,
I said.
12
Can you talk about your thoughts on gamification in the
gig
economy?
13
On the round of the middle of the arch the
gig
stopped.
14
Court documents suggest he never paid it back after missing the
gig
.
15
There; you can hear the wheels of his
gig
on the gravel.
16
It's no stadium
gig
either; just the gym in the local school.
Other examples for "gig"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
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gig
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
first gig
new gig
last gig
tough gig
irish gig
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Translations for
gig
Portuguese
arpão
lança
gig
Catalan
llança
xarret
cisium
Russian
двуколка
Spanish
charrete
cisio
Gig
through the time
Gig
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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