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Phrases with «gig»
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The word
"gig"
typically refers to a temporary job or performance, usually in the entertainment industry. It’s like a short-term task or assignment that someone does for a specific period of time.
Full definition
Adjective
+ «gig»
speaking
new
tough
freelance
paid
live
good
great
easy
regular
extra
few
acting
bad
corporate
big
multiple
next
small
first
Noun
+ «gig»
side
parenting
teaching
time
dream
volunteer
coaching
plum
music
sales
«gig» +
noun
economy
worker
model
poster
work
Verb
+ «gig»
get
land
take
to gig
(see also)
gig
gig economy
side gig
one's side gig
new gig
one's next gig
to land one's next gig
one's gig
one's new gig
tough gig
time gig
full time gig
one's first gig
good gig
consulting gig
great gig
one's current gig
parenting gig
freelance gig
teaching gig
directing gig
speaking gigs
to get the gig
gig workers
live gigs
speaking gig
easy gig
one's main gig
paid gig
one's next great gig
side gigs
dream gig
regular gig
to land the gig
few gigs
extra gig
other gigs
gig economy workers
more gigs
volunteer gig
blogging gig
someone gig
bad gig
one's last gig
big gigs
one's own gig
gig model
music gigs
one's previous gig
first gig
next gig
to take the gig
corporate gig
consulting gigs
gig posters
part of the gig
small gigs
multiple gigs
coaching gig
part time gig
plum gig
such a gig
sales gig
acting gigs
Sentences with «gig»
They found that 84 percent of
gig economy
workers make less than $ 500 a month from their side hustle.
(
inc.com
)
It only has 1
gig of
ram, and 3 or 4 would really help.
(
techdomino.com
)
If you stay busy, aggressive and productive, you should land a new
gig in
just a couple weeks.
(
lawyerist.com
)
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