| 词汇 | temp |
| 释义 | tempOccupations temp1 /temp/ noun [countableC] BOWORKERan office worker who is only employed temporarily 〔办公室的〕临时雇员 Examples from the Corpus temp• I am currently working as a temp, so any contributions to the fund will be minimal until I find full-time employment.• But the part-time employee whom Kelly sent was not your average temp.• Some were lost by hapless temps.• The topper is, they hired temps to do my day job.• As teams of temps struggled to cope with the mounting chaos, Jackson tried to keep the Equal Opportunities flame burning. Occupations temp2 verb [intransitiveI] BOWORK/DO WORKto work as a temp 做临时雇员 Carol’s temping until she can find another job. 卡萝尔还没有找到别的工作，正在做临时工。 Examples from the Corpus temp• Tricia decided to temp when her youngest child started nursery full time. From Longman Business Dictionary temptemp1 /temp/ noun [countableC]HUMAN RESOURCESJOB a person, especially a secretary, who is employed to work in an office for only a short or limited period of time while someone is absent or while there is a lot of work to do There is a shortage of good temps in London. We’ve got a temp in this week. a temp agency (=a business that supplies temps, especially secretaries) temptemp2 verb [intransitiveI]HUMAN RESOURCES especially British EnglishBrE to work as a temp He has been temping for an accountancy firm. (1900-2000) temporary |
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