Translation of Slovak word "freelancer" to English
freelancer
/freelant͡ser/
Meaning
NounA self-employed person who works independently for various clients rather than being employed long-term by a single employer.
How to use
Animate masculine noun of English origin, declined according to the 'chlap' pattern (genitive/accusative singular: freelancera, dative/locative: freelancerovi, nominative plural: freelanceri, genitive plural: freelancerov). Denotes a self-employed professional, independent contractor, or freelancer working on project-based assignments.
🇬🇧 English
freelancer
Example sentence
Ako freelancer si sama riadi svoj pracovný čas.
As a freelancer, she manages her own working hours.
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Common phrases
- pracovať ako freelancer— to work as a freelancer
- freelancer v IT oblasti— freelancer in the IT sector
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The Slovak word "freelancer" means "freelancer" in English.
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