单词	short time
释义	English Business short timenoun [ U ] uk/ˌʃɔːt ˈtaɪm/us/ˌʃɔːrt ˈtaɪm/also reduced time UK a situation in which the people who work at a factory or in an office work fewer days or hours than usual for less money because there is not much work to do: He's been put on short time because business is so quiet. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Types of employment administrative administrative assistant at the coalface idiom backroom boys blue-collar clerk honorary lackey managerial menial NEET off-duty probation professionally shiftwork skilled slave labour subcontractor sweated wilderness See more results » short timenoun [ U ] ukusalso short-time working UK HR a situation in which workers work fewer hours or days than usual because there is not much work to do: on short time Hundreds of people in the company are now on short time. A few weeks ago several Japanese car factories had to go onto short-time working because they didn't have enough steel.
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