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out of work
out of work
unemployed; having lost one's job. Todd was out of work for almost a year. Too many people were out of work, and the economy got into trouble.
out of work
Unemployed; also, having no work to do. For example, He lost his job a year ago and has been out of work ever since, or They don't give her enough assignments-she's always out of work. Shakespeare used this expression in Henry V (1:2): "All out of work and cold for action."
out of work
Without a job; unemployed.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Smadar | | - | Hebrew |
| Rajya | | - | Arabic |
| Gemma | | JEM-mah (Italian), JEM-ə (English), KHE-mah (Dutch) | Italian, Catalan, English (British), Dutch |
| Camillo | | - | Italian |
| Undine | | - | Literature |
| Gil (3) | | - | Hebrew |