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Definition of vocation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
careerperson's employment or main occupation
- He pursued teaching as his vocation..
2.
callingstrong feeling of suitability for a career
- She felt a vocation to become a nurse.
Expressions with vocation
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fail to choose the job that best fits your talents
He missed his vocation as a chef.
Origin of vocation
Latin, vocatio (a calling)
Terms with vocation included in their meaning
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vocation involving pest control using terriers
career
main occupation or vocation in a person's life
career
in a way that relates to a vocation
Examples of vocation in a sentence
His vocation as a chef brought him great joy. His vocation for teaching was evident from a young age. Many people struggle to find their true vocation.
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- French:vocation, appel, ...
- German:Berufung, Lebensaufgabe, ...
- Italian:professione, vocazione, ...
- Spanish:ocupación, llamado, ...
- Portuguese:profissão, chamamento, ...
- Chinese:职业, 天职, ...
- Japanese:職業, 天職, ...
- Arabic:مِهْنَة, دَعْوَة, ...
- Hebrew:מִקְצוֹעַ, יִיעוּד, ...
- Russian:профессия, призвание, ...
- Ukrainian:професія, ...
- Hindi:पेशा, आंतरिक पुकार, ...
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