No. 7,562 in Spanish
jobs
The Spanish word "jobs" does not exist; it is an English word meaning "occupations or professions." In Spanish, "jobs" translates to "trabajos."
In a sentence
Estoy buscando trabajos que se alineen con mis intereses.
I am looking for jobs that align with my interests.
Here, 'trabajos' refers to positions or employment opportunities, emphasizing the pursuit of a professional role.
Las tareas escolares son trabajos que los estudiantes deben presentar.
School assignments are tasks that students need to submit.
In this sentence, 'trabajos' signifies tasks or assignments, showing a broad usage beyond employment contexts.
Los avances en tecnología han automatizado muchos trabajos repetitivos.
Advancements in technology have automated many repetitive jobs.
Here, 'trabajos' represents types of labor or work activities, underscoring the focus on specific kinds of tasks or duties in a professional setting.
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