Italian - English (British) translations for "lavoro"
"lavoro" Italian translation
Translation
work
Definition
Lavoro is an Italian noun that refers to work or employment.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
masculine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: work (employment)
Il mio lavoro è molto impegnativo.
My work is very demanding.
Meaning: job
Sto cercando un nuovo lavoro.
I am looking for a new job.
Meaning: labor
Il lavoro di costruzione della casa è stato completato.
The labor of building the house has been completed.
Meaning: task
Ho molti lavori da fare oggi.
I have many tasks to do today.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Il lavoro è importante per guadagnare soldi.
Work is important to earn money.
A2: Cerco lavoro da molto tempo.
I have been looking for work for a long time.
A2: Ho un lavoro part-time.
I have a part-time job.
B1: Dopo la laurea, ho trovato subito lavoro nella mia città.
After graduation, I immediately found work in my city.
B2: Lavoravo come insegnante quando ho deciso di cambiare carriera.
I was working as a teacher when I decided to change careers.
B2: Sono stato licenziato dal mio ultimo lavoro perché non rispettavo gli orari.
I was fired from my last job because I didn't respect the hours.
C1: Dopo anni di duro lavoro, sono riuscito ad aprire la mia attività.
After years of hard work, I managed to open my own business.
C2: Se avessi saputo che il lavoro sarebbe stato così stressante, non l'avrei mai accettato.
If I had known that the job would be so stressful, I would never have accepted it.
C2: Nonostante il successo nel lavoro, mi manca il tempo per la mia famiglia.
Despite success in my career, I lack time for my family.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In Italy, lavoro is a crucial aspect of daily life. It is necessary for individuals to find lavoro in order to support themselves and their families. The Italian government has implemented various policies and programs to encourage the creation of new lavoro opportunities and to reduce unemployment rates.
Lavoro can take on many forms, including full-time, part-time, temporary, and freelance work. The type of lavoro an individual pursues often depends on their skills, education level, and personal preferences. In recent years, there has been a growing trend towards remote lavoro, which allows individuals to work from home or other locations outside of a traditional office setting.
While lavoro is important for financial stability and personal fulfillment, it can also be a source of stress and burnout. Many Italians struggle with finding a healthy work-life balance and may experience long working hours or job insecurity. As such, there have been calls for greater protections for workers' rights and improved working conditions.