06:26 Jul 3, 2001 |
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na +2 | disreputable work |
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na | nonprestigious |
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na | Nonprestigious or perhaps even 'menial' work |
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na -1 | unskilled labor |
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disreputable work Explanation: Depending on the severity of the context, this could be translated as "disreputable work" (meaning that it is generally disdained as a morally repugnant type of work) or "unpopular job" (meaning that it is simply unpopular, such as the job of a garbage collector). A proper translation requires more context to make a sound decision. |
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