traballo

Meaning

Noun

1. (masculine,plural-normally) travail, trouble, hardship, hard times, difficulty
2. (masculine) struggle, effort
3. (masculine) work
4. (masculine) job
5. (masculine) work

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of traballar

Pronounced as (IPA)

[tɾaˈβaʎʊ]

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese traballo, deverbal from traballar.

Sentences

¡ Pan , traballo e teito !

Bread, work, and roof!

Primeiro , porque temos menos contacto entre nós , se non temos traballo , non nos vemos .

First, because we have less contact with each other, if we don't have work, we don't see each other.

Non é un traballo moi físico .

It's not a very physical job.

Hai milleiros de postos de traballo no aire .

There are thousands of jobs in the air.

Mantendo á súa familia grazas ao traballo do seu cerebro .

Keeping his family thanks to the work of his brain.

En Bloque Podemos conquistar a Soberanía , a Democracia e o Traballo , dixo .

In Block We Can Conquer Sovereignty, Democracy and Labour, he said.

Estivo a piques de deixalo pero esta medalla compensa todo o traballo .

He was on the verge of quitting, but this medal makes up for all the work.

Polo seu traballo recibiu numerosas condecoracións de Francia e outros países .

For his work he has received numerous accolades from France and other countries.