When you work two shifts in a row, you are

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Title:	When you work two shifts in a row, you are
Answer:	Working a double

Explanation:	Working two shifts in a row, in one day, is called working a double. Double means 'two times' something, so two work shifts back to back in called working a double. Or, 'I'm on a double' means you're in the middle of working two shifts in a row.
English > Popular Expressions > Work / Job

Game Summary Statistics

Average Rating		3.1
# of votes		16
# of Garbage Votes		3
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		1

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Total found: 16 !
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laszlo k.

Rating: 5

June 9, 2015

Jean-Marc

Rating: 3

April 5, 2012

Instead of "Working a double", in French we say "???"

Guest

Rating: 4

January 16, 2012

kirsten d.
(native speaker)

Rating: 0

July 13, 2011

Brendy

Rating: 4

May 6, 2011

Me gusto el juego es una manera practica de poder ayudar a los hispanohablantes ..thank you :)
Instead of "Working a double", in Spanish we say "Trabajo de doble tiempo"

Alice

Rating: 5

February 2, 2011

Guest

Rating: 5

August 7, 2010

jobs are part of life!

Alejandra

Rating: 5

June 2, 2010

Instead of "Working a double", in Spanish we say "trabajar por dos"

Nadya

Rating: 3

March 2, 2010

Instead of "Working a double", in Russian we say "работать за двоих"

ynès

Rating: 0

February 16, 2010

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