1.overalls (clothing)2.coveralls
teaching and administrative staff
1.worker's party2.labor party
1.to industrialize2.industrialization
1.to put in time and energy2.to concentrate one's efforts
science and engineering as academic subjects
1.to do poorly done work over again2.(Guangdong dialect) to go to work
a working group; a task force
kind of work in production (e.g. benchwork, foundry work etc)
勤工俭学勤工儉學HSK 7–9 1.to work part-time while studying2.work-study program
1.temporary job2.odd job3.seasonal worker
1.plumber2.heating engineer
1.agricultural worker2.abbr. for 农业工人3.peasant and worker (in Marxism)
1.refined2.delicate3.exquisite (craftsmanship)4.Seiko, Japanese watch and electronics company+1 条 engineering as an academic subject
1.working procedure2.process
1.social work2.social worker
1.stonemasonry2.stonemason
1.to slacken off in one's work2.to go slow (as a form of strike)
length of service (in years); years of employment
1.young worker2.employee3.young male worker
to return to work (after a stoppage)
1.school of engineering2.college of engineering
1.to knock off (at the end of a day's work)2.to finish work
teaching and administrative staff
1.to be late for or absent from work2.to disrupt one's work; to cause a holdup in the work3.loss of working time; a holdup
1.part work, part study2.work-study program
reference book (such as dictionary, almanac, gazetteer etc)
1.slave labor2.slave worker
to record work points 工分[gōng fēn]
1.to undertake to perform work within a time limit and according to specifications2.to contract for a job3.contractor