释义 |
night shiftˈnight shift noun [countable] - Kim's working the night shift at the hospital.
- Check the night shift log book for any messages or matters to be dealt with. 2.
- Half-way through his night shift, coppersmith Norman was paralysed by a rare disease.
- In order not to miss the fair, he would work the night shift and so have the day tree.
- One time they switched me from the night shift to the day shift, so I worked sixteen hours straight.
- She went on the night shift in the pneumonia ward, where she helped dispense care and medicine.
- The night shift finished; the day shift take over.
- When afternoon came, a doctor asked Martha if she would take the night shift and care for Ted herself.
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