Anastasia
Hey👋😄 Could anybody help with the meaning of the expression: "any old job"? In the sentence: Do your homework so you don't give the impression you're looking for any old job.
16 de sep. de 2024 14:57
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'Any old [something]' just means a more or less random example of that thing - nothing special or in particular. There's no dress code, so you can just wear any old thing. In your sentence, it means you should find something out about the company so that it looks like you're genuinely interested in working for them - not that you are just looking for any job. Do your homework so you give the impression you really want to work for them and you're not just looking for any old [more or less random] job.
16 de septiembre de 2024
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here, "old" is just an affectionate word. a diminutive word. so "any old job" just means "any job".
16 de septiembre de 2024
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