job

• 名词，指有报酬的固定职位，或经常执行的任务或工作。

A noun referring to a paid position of regular employment or a task or piece of work that is done regularly.

1. A1formal

   A paid position of regular employment.

   工作

   • She got a new job as a teacher.
   • He's looking for a job in marketing.
   • My dream job is to work as a chef.

   同义词callingcareeremploymentlivelihoodoccupationpositionpostprofessiontradevocationwork

2. Task or piece of workA1formal

   A specific piece of work or duty that needs to be done.

   任务或工作

   • Cleaning the garage is a big job.
   • The job of repairing the roof took all day.
   • It's your job to lock the door at night.

   同义词assignmentchorecommissiondutyerrandfunctionmissionpiece of worktaskundertaking

3. Product of workB1formal

   The result or product of someone's work, especially in manufacturing.

   工作成果

   • This painting is a good job.
   • The carpenter did a fine job on the cabinets.
   • The print job is stuck in the queue.

   同义词outputpieceproductresultwork

• 动词，指大量买卖商品或服务，通常是非正式地或小规模地进行交易，也指赚取收入或从中获利。

A verb meaning to buy and sell goods or services in large quantities, often informally or on a small scale.

1. Work on a jobB1informal

   To work on a specific task or project, often temporarily or as a contractor.

   打零工

   • He jobs for several companies as a freelance designer.
   • She jobs on weekends to earn extra money.
   • They jobbed the construction work to a local firm.

   同义词contractfreelancelabortoilundertakework

2. Buy and sell wholesaleC1formalbritish

   To buy goods in bulk and sell them to retailers.

   批发

   • The company jobs commodities like coffee and sugar.
   • They jobbed the merchandise to small shops across the country.
   • Wholesalers job large quantities to distributors.

   同义词brokerdealtradetrafficwholesale