part-time (B1)
adjective, adverb
Pronunciation: /ˌpɑːrt ˈtaɪm/
Definition
Involving or requiring less than the standard or full amount of time, especially for work or study.
Examples
He found a part-time job to supplement his income.
Many students prefer part-time courses to balance their studies with other commitments.
The company offers both full-time and part-time positions.
How to Use part-time
- part-time job (collocation)
- A job that requires fewer hours than a full-time job. — "Finding a part-time job was difficult during the holidays."
- work part-time (collocation)
- To be employed for fewer hours than a standard full-time position. — "She decided to work part-time after her baby was born."
- study part-time (collocation)
- To pursue academic studies for fewer hours than a full-time student. — "He is studying part-time for his master's degree."
- on a part-time basis (prepositional phrase)
- In a manner that involves less than the standard number of working hours. — "The company hired several employees on a part-time basis."
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