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"jornada intensiva" in English

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"jornada intensiva" in English
{feminine}
working day with a short break or no break for lunch so as to finish earlier
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{feminine}
jornada intensiva(also: jornada continuada)
working day with a short break or no break for lunch so as to finish earlier{noun}

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Similar translations for "jornada intensiva" in English
jornadanoun
working day- journey- day
jornada partidanoun
split shift
jornada laboralnoun
workday- working day
de manera intensivaadverb
intensively
jornada hábilnoun
working day
jornada de puertas abiertasnoun
open house- open day
jornada de horario reducidonoun
short time
agricultura intensivanoun
intensive farming- intensive agriculture
cría intensivanoun
baterry farming- factory farming
granja de cría intensivanoun
battery farm- factory farm
terapia intensivanoun
intensive care
terapia intensiva
ICU
jornada de carrerasnoun
race meeting
jornada reducidanoun
short time
jornada completanoun
full day
jornada continuadanoun
working day with a short break or no break for lunch so as to finish earlier

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