part-time
/ˌpɑːt ˈtaɪm/adjective
उच्चारण पार्ट टाइम
अंशकालिक, पार्ट-टाइम
Core word
adjective
- 1
[usually before noun]
for only part of the day or the week in which people normally work or study
अंशकालिक, पार्ट-टाइम
- Radhika took a part-time job at a bookshop while she was at college.
- part-time staff
- a part-time course in computer applications
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- He found a part-time job to support his studies.
- The school hires part-time teachers for music and art.
- A part-time course suits people who also have a job.
Opposite full-time
adverb
- 1
for only part of the day or the week in which people normally work or study
अंशकालिक रूप से, पार्ट-टाइम
- She works part-time as a translator.
- Many students study part-time and work during the day.
- Meera works part-time at the library on weekends.
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- Many mothers prefer to work part-time.
- He studied part-time while working at a bank.
Opposite full-time
◇Word family
part-timer noun