part-timer v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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part-timer [am. angl. ˌpɑrtˈtaɪmər, brit. angl. ˌpɑːtˈtʌɪmə] SAM.

part-timer (worker)

trabajador m. spol de medio tiempo / trabajadora ž. spol de medio tiempo lat. amer.

part-timer (worker)

trabajador m. spol a tiempo parcial / trabajadora ž. spol a tiempo parcial Šp.

part-timer (student)

estudiante m. in ž. spol a tiempo parcial

part-timer v slovarju PONS

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part-timer SAM.

part-timer worker

empleado(-a) m. spol (ž. spol) a tiempo parcial

part-timer student

estudiante m. in ž. spol a tiempo parcial

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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Throughout that period he played as a part-timer, working firstly as a quantity surveyor and then training to become a teacher.

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And 7 of those wickets fell to what can only be described as a part-timer who is barely above medium pace.

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Originally hired as a part-timer, he planned to work there for a few months before jetting off on his next adventure.

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The money will be used to offset operating costs incurred by the club, which employs one full-time person, as well as a part-timer.

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These forms of speech are known as (manyuaru keigo, manual keigo) or (baito keigo, part-timer keigo).

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He was working for a fast-food chain when a part-timer friend suggested he give it a try.

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There is a sweeper, so just two, and that means, again, that the part-timer remains economical.

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He's absolutely a part-timer and his career splits show why.

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But increasingly erratic work schedules -- an attempt to squeeze maximum efficiency from every part-timer -- has taken a toll on the workers.

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If your part-timer bowls five overs and concedes 30, the pressure will disappear.

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