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(idiom) "the four classes" of ancient China, i.e. scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants
foreign worker
to multiplex / multiple / multi-
multitasking
to multiplex
multiplexer
multithreading
slave labor / slave worker
housing project for low-income urban residents
proper
proper
hourly worker / hourly job
standard salary for a specific job (contrasted with performance pay 績效工資|绩效工资[] or commission 提成[] etc)
kitchen helper / assistant cook
factory worker
construction worker / builder
water-induction engineering / irrigation engineering
apprentice / trainee worker
to return to work (after a stoppage)
microminiature technology
(Tw) a volunteer
to slacken off in one's work / to go slow (as a form of strike)
employment as sex worker / prostitution
sex worker
kansei engineering (product design that aims to engender specific subjective responses in the consumer) (orthographic borrowing from Japanese 感性工学 "kansei kougaku")
patient work makes a skilled craftsman
patient work makes a fine product
handicraft
workbench
worker
young worker / employee / young male worker
young female worker
to work as long-term hired hand
vocational high school
to maximize one's time / to catch some time out / to find enough time / (also 抓功夫)
to recruit employees
laborers who carry cargo up and down the mountains on shoulder poles
grave digger
(mining) coalface
Definitions from CC-CEDICT · 125,326 source records · Release 2026-10-27