day job

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishday jobˈday job noun [countable] your normal job which you earn most of your money from doing, especially as opposed to another interest I’d love to be a professional writer, but I’m not giving up my day job just yet.Examples from the Corpusday job• Bennett kept his day job and concentrated on his main art pursuit, collages.• He has kept his day job.• Now he's prepared to give up his day job to chase the dream.• Don't give up your day job said some one.

单词	day job
释义	day job From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishday jobˈday job noun [countable] your normal job which you earn most of your money from doing, especially as opposed to another interest I’d love to be a professional writer, but I’m not giving up my day job just yet.Examples from the Corpusday job• Bennett kept his day job and concentrated on his main art pursuit, collages.• He has kept his day job.• Now he's prepared to give up his day job to chase the dream.• Don't give up your day job said some one.
随便看	put up with somebody/something put up/offer resistance put upon put well etc put words into mouth put words into somebody’s mouth put years on somebody/take years off somebody put years on take years off put years on years off put your back into it put your cards on the table put your face on put your feelings etc into words put your feelings into words put your feelings/thoughts etc into words put your feet up put your finger on put your finger on something put your foot down put your foot in it put your hand up put your head above the parapet put your head down put your head on the block put your head/neck on the block