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good job イディオム

a blow job

giving oral sex to a man, fellatio If you want a blow job, you'll have to shower first.

a snow job

a false story, a phony deal, a rip-off I knew it was a snow job. They said if I ordered some pens, I'd receive a new TV.

blow job

(See a blow job)

do a bang-up job

" do a very good job; do very well at something."

do a job on

do harm to, make ugly or useless He really did a job on the plans for the new house that he was working on.

hold down a job

keep a job He has a serious drinking problem and is unable to hold down a job.

joe-job

a routine task, a chore that nobody wants to do If you're the junior employee, you'll have to do the joe-jobs.

lie down on the job

stop working, refuse to work Yes, I take long coffee breaks, but I would never lie down on the job.

nine-to-five job/attitude

a routine job in an office, attitude to life that reflects routine He has a nine-to-five attitude and is not doing very well as a salesperson in his company.

snow job

(See a snow job)

good job

informal An announcement of acclaim for accepting done article well. (It can additionally be acclimated sarcastically to beggarly the opposite.) Mary: "Dad, I got an A+ on my midterm exam!" Bill: "Good job, sweetie!" Good job, Frank, now we're activity to accept to clean this absolute archetypal from scratch.Learn more: good, job

(it’s) a acceptable job/thing (that)...

(spoken) (it’s) lucky: It’s a acceptable job he was here. We couldn’t accept confused the piano after him. ♢ It’s a acceptable job my baggage was insured.Learn more: good, job

good ˈjob!

(American English, spoken) acclimated to acquaint somebody that they accept done able-bodied at something: You accomplished already? Acceptable job!Learn more: good

way to go

Well done, acceptable for you. Generally accurate as an exclamation, this announcement of approval and advance originated in sports and in the 1960s began to be transferred to added endeavors. Emma Lathen had it in the abstruseness atypical Murder after Icing (1973), “‘Way to go, Billy!’ ‘Rah! Rah! Billy Siragusa!’” A agnate all-over byword is good job, used both as a acclaim and advance by agents to acceptance and in abounding added venues. For example, “Good job, Paul—that’s a abundant drawing.” Learn added right on.Learn more: go, way

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