Examples of using "Impiegato" in a sentence and their english translations:
She married a bank clerk.
He is an office worker.
Tom is our employee.
Gudrun, the employed gardener,
Tom is an employee.
He is nothing more than a clerk.
My father is a bank clerk.
She married a bank clerk.
Tom is a bank clerk.
Tom was a railway employee.
It took me several hours to write it.
- I'm just a plain old office worker.
- I'm just a plain office worker.
- I'm just a regular office worker.
a year now, have put countless hours into it and almost 15,000 euros.
It took me two hours to reach Yokohama.
Tom works part-time at a supermarket.
It is difficult to replace an employee that is as qualified as he is.
Tom was formerly a bank clerk.
He gets a reasonable salary as a bank clerk.
It took me three years.
He did it by unfair means.
Wrinkles? I spent too much time to have them to be ashamed of them.
I've sometimes taken time off work to watch the Super Bowl.
My father was a civil servant, and my mother wasn't doing anything either.
The precisely choreographed Moonwalk had taken two years to plan.
Tom's recovery took a year.
His father wanted him to become a clerk, but the young Ney, impetuous and headstrong, joined
We can save on translations by giving it to an employee whose mother speaks that language. -- And I suppose you save on the cost of a doctor by seeing someone whose mother had been a doctor?