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Collocations for "unemployed"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "unemployed" in context.

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unemployed

adj

unemployed [adults, people, youth, individuals, graduates, engineers, teachers]
[temporarily, seasonally] unemployed
has been unemployed [for, since]
has become unemployed [following, due to, because of]
has left [fifty, one hundred] (workers) unemployed
have been unemployed for [six months]
at risk of [becoming, being] unemployed
in danger of [becoming] unemployed
unemployed and [getting, receiving] benefits

n

[help, benefits, programs, initiatives, courses, training] for the unemployed
[benefiting, assisting] the unemployed

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'unemployed' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

allowance - apply - broke - employed - exempt - extend - housing - musician - opportunity - pilot - plight - rank - scarcity - sloth - waive

Forum discussions with the word(s) "unemployed" in the title:

60% of unemployed has/have gone on holiday - English Only forum
being unemployed - English Only forum
beneficiaries-to-unemployed ratio - English Only forum
curtailed its efforts to protecting the unemployed - English Only forum
Each unemployed individual face<s> - English Only forum
employment to / for the unemployed - English Only forum
Excuses are for the unemployed, of which/whom you are now one. - English Only forum
Grammar tree of clause 'that demands too little effort from the newly unemployed to find work' - English Only forum
I cannot afford to be unemployed now - English Only forum
If you abused to boss, you would have been unemployed by this time tomorrow - English Only forum
leave no stray unemployed - English Only forum
My sister works but her husband doesn't work/is unemployed - English Only forum
One-third of the people are unemployed - English Only forum
out of work/unemployed;out of school/have finished school - English Only forum
Ten years ago, Jack was unemployed for two years. - English Only forum
The new recruits are from among the young unemployed. - English Only forum
The number of <the> unemployed - English Only forum
to make many unemployed graduates, becoming self-reliant. - English Only forum
to make someone unemployed => is this OK? - English Only forum
Unemployed / Being unemployed, Keith spent a lot of time [participle phrase] - English Only forum
unemployed /employed - English Only forum
"Unemployed" as a noun? - English Only forum
Unemployed Ohioans will soon have to prove they are seeking work to collect benefits - English Only forum
unemployed or the unemployed - English Only forum
went into unemployment/went unemployed - English Only forum
wounded was/ unemployed is - English Only forum

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