单词 | odd jobs |
释义 | job1 /job/noun
ORIGIN: Origin unknown jobbˈer noun
With first, second, etc, denoting someone in, or seeking, their first, second, etc job jobbˈery noun
jobbˈie noun (slang) A lump of excrement jobbˈing adjective Working by the job noun
jobˈless adjective Having no job noun(with the) jobless people jobˈlessness noun job centre or Jobcentre noun (also without cap) an office run by the government agency Jobcentre Plus, which provides information about available jobs job club or Jobˈclub noun An association directed towards helping the jobless to find employment for themselves through learning and using the required skills, motivation, etc job control language noun (computing) A language for writing instructions to control the performance of jobs by an operating system job description noun A detailed listing of all the duties, responsibilities, tasks, etc necessary to a specific job job evaluation noun A method of working out the relative postion and appropriate salary for the different jobs in an organization by allocating points for the various aspects of each job as listed in the job description jobˈ-hopping noun Changing job frequently job lot noun
jobˈ-master noun A livery-stable keeper who jobs out horses and carriages job of work noun A task, bit of work job rotation noun The practice of moving workers from one activity to another in order to provide them with variety and widen their experience jobˈseeker noun (also with cap) in Britain since 1996, an unemployed person receiving Jobseeker's Allowance, a state benefit for those actively seeking work job share, jobˈshare or job sharing noun The practice of dividing one job between two part-time workers jobˈ-share intransitive verb a bad (or good) job
do the job To succeed in doing what is required give something up as a bad job To abandon a task, etc as impossible or not worthwhile have a job to (informal) To have difficulty in job off To sell (goods) cheaply to get rid of them job out To divide (work) among contractors, etc jobs for the boys Jobs given to or created for friends or supporters just the job (informal) Exactly what is wanted make the best of a bad job To do one's best in difficult circumstances odd jobs see under odd1 on the job
odd1 /od/adjective
Oddly noun
ORIGIN: ON oddi point, a triangle, odd number; cf ON oddr, OE ord point oddˈish adjective oddˈity noun
oddˈ-like adjective (Scot)
oddˈly adverb oddˈment noun
oddˈness noun odds /odz/ plural noun
oddˈball noun An eccentric person, a nonconformist in some respect adjective
oddˈ-come-short noun (archaic)
oddˈ-come-shortˈly noun (archaic) An early day, any time odd-eˈven adjective or noun (Shakespeare; of the time about midnight) Appar neither one thing nor another Oddˈfellow noun A member of a secret benevolent society called the Independent Order of Oddfellows oddˈ-job adjective odd-jobbˈer or oddˈ-jobman noun odd-jobbˈing noun odd jobs plural noun Occasional pieces of work such as small house repairs odd legs plural noun (engineering) Callipers with two hinged legs, one curved distally and placed against an edge and the other with a scribing point oddˈ-lookˈing adjective odd lot noun (stock exchange) A block of less than one hundred shares odd-lottˈer noun Someone who deals in odd lots oddˈ-man noun
oddsˈman noun (Scot) An umpire or arbiter oddsˈ-onˈ adjective
at odds At variance (with with) give or lay odds To offer a bet at favourable odds long odds or short odds see long3and short make no odds To make no significant difference odd man out or odd one out
odds and ends Miscellaneous pieces, perh orig meaning points and ends odds and sods (informal) Miscellaneous people, things, etc over the odds (informal) More than expected, normal, necessary, etc shout the odds (slang) To talk too much or too loudly take odds
what's the odds? What difference does it make? |
随便看 |
英语词典包含305067条英英释义在线翻译词条,基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法,是英语学习的有利工具。