How is the phrase puesto a tiempo completo translated from Spanish to English

Plaza que exige la jornada semanal completa.

A post that requires full weekly working hours.

noun
English translation
full-time position

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  • Le ofrecieron un puesto a tiempo completo. They offered her a full-time position.

  • Se abrieron dos puestos a tiempo completo en el equipo de diseño. Two full-time positions opened in the design team.

  • ¿Te mudarías de ciudad por un puesto a tiempo completo? Would you move cities for a full-time position?

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How is “puesto a tiempo completo” translated from Spanish?
“puesto a tiempo completo” translates into English as “full-time position”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “puesto a tiempo completo” mean?
Meaning of “puesto a tiempo completo”: Plaza que exige la jornada semanal completa. In English — “full-time position”.
What part of speech is “puesto a tiempo completo”?
“puesto a tiempo completo” is a noun.
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