full-time (B1)
adjective, adverb
Pronunciation: /fʊl taɪm/
Definition
Occupying or involving all of a standard working week.
Examples
He has a full-time job as a software engineer.
Many students prefer to work full-time during the summer break.
How to Use full-time
- full-time job (collocation)
- A job that requires working the standard number of hours per week. — "Finding a full-time job with good benefits can be challenging."
- full-time student (collocation)
- A student who is enrolled in a course of study for the majority of their time. — "As a full-time student, he has less time for hobbies."
- work full-time (collocation)
- To be employed for the standard number of hours per week. — "She decided to work full-time after finishing her degree."
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