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工作队
gōng zuò duì
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a working group;
a task force
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工种
gōng zhǒng
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kind of work in production (e.g. benchwork, foundry work etc)
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理工
lǐ gōng
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science and engineering as academic subjects
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佣工
yōng gōng
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hired laborer;
servant
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勤工俭学
qín gōng jiǎn xué
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to work part time while studying;
work-study program
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工序
gōng xù
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working procedure;
process
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工科
gōng kē
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engineering as an academic subject
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水暖工
shuǐ nuǎn gōng
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plumber;
heating engineer
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男工
nán gōng
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male worker
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短工
duǎn gōng
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temporary job;
odd job;
seasonal worker
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石工
shí gōng
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stonemasonry;
stonemason
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社工
shè gōng
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social work;
social worker
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精工
jīng gōng
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Seiko, Japanese watch and electronics company;
refined;
delicate;
exquisite (craftsmanship)
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农工
nóng gōng
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agricultural worker;
abbr. for 農業工人|农业工人;
peasant and worker (in Marxism)
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同工同酬
tóng gōng tóng chóu
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equal pay for equal work
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工龄
gōng líng
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length of service;
seniority
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复工
fù gōng
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to return to work (after stoppage)
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志工
zhì gōng
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volunteer
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怠工
dài gōng
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to slacken off in one's work;
to go slow (as a form of strike)
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打工仔
dǎ gōng zǎi
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young worker;
employee;
young male worker
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换工
huàn gōng
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to change workshifts
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船工
chuán gōng
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boatman;
boat builder
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装卸工
zhuāng xiè gōng
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docker;
longshoreman
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下工
xià gōng
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to knock off (at the end of a day's work);
to finish work
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半工半读
bàn gōng bàn dú
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part work, part study;
work-study program
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