Examples of using Have to work for in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
No one starts with a perfect credit score; we have to work for it.
Success is a mindset; if you want it, you have to work for it.
They should not just feel like they have to work for the sake of working. .
You will have to work for your reputation, develop a brand voice, and shape the public opinion about your business.
You receive the salary of the boss, you have to work for them, it is your obligation.
They too have to work for their own desires so make sure you don't sacrifice other people's needs to achieve yours.
You personally have to work for it and it takes up your valuable time.
You become financially free when you no longer have to work for money, because money is working for you.
Wear cotton gloves underneath or chose cotton-lined gloves if you have to work for longer.
The senior cleric is also a crusader for interfaith dialogue as‘all religions have to work for peace.'.
I don't have time to play, I have to work for my family.
We save so that one day we no longer have to work for the money.
Yeah… no. Y-you know, some of us have to work for a living.
Yeah… No. You know, some of us have to work for a living.
Your audience isn't going to suddenly appear-you have to work for it.
I am not able to see the reason but we have to work for this.
That means you will have to work for the employer for a certain minimum number of years before you will have full ownership of those contributions.
I'm very happy to see just one pound of fat loss per week, and I have to work for it.
concentrated… we do not have this high individual quality, we have to work for the team.
You may also want to consider the possibility that a lot of changes would have taken place by the time you returned to work or that you might have to work for someone younger than you.