Trabajo y oficina

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Work and office

Empresa, equipo, reunión, deadline. Todo lo que se dice en el curro.

trabajo
work / (I) work
noun/verb
empresa
company
noun
oficina
office
noun
jefe
boss
noun
colega
colleague; (slang) pal
nA2
equipo
team; equipment
nA1
departamento
department
noun
puesto
position, post; market stall
nA2
cargo
position, role; charge
nB1
plantilla
template; staff (org)
nB1
sueldo
salary
noun
nómina
payroll, paycheck
nB1
bonus
—
ascenso
promotion
nB1
despido
dismissal, firing
nB1
contrato
contract
nA2
indefinido
indefinite, permanent (contract)
adjB1
temporal
temporary
adj
becario
intern
nB1
freelance
freelance; freelancer
adjB1
reunión
meeting
nA2
presentación
presentation
nA2
informe
report
noun
correo
email
noun
agenda
diary, planner; schedule; agenda
nounA2
calendario
calendar
nounA2
plazo
term, deadline, installment
nB1
objetivo
objective, goal
nA2
estrategia
strategy
noun
presupuesto
budget; quote
nB1
cliente
client
nA1
proveedor
supplier
noun
factura
bill, invoice
nA2
contrato
contract
nA2
negociación
negotiation
noun
acuerdo
agreement
noun
proyecto
project
noun
tarea
task, homework
nA2
prioridad
—
delegar
—
ascender
to ascend; to be promoted
vB1
dimitir
to resign (formal)
vB2
renunciar
to resign, to give up
vB1
fichar
—
currar
to work (informal, Spain)
NoteSpain colloquial for 'to work', especially manual or grinding work. 'Voy a currar' = 'I'm heading to work'. Casual; not for formal contexts. Past participle 'currado' as an adjective means 'well-crafted, well-worked' (a curated project, a polished design).
vB1
estresarse
—
deslomarse
—
rendir
to perform / surrender
verb
cumplir
to fulfill; to turn (an age)
vA2
innovar
—

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