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Definition of part-timer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
employmentRare person working less than full-time hoursRare
- She is a part-timer at the local cafe.
2.
sportsTECH. UK cricket player who bowls occasionallyTECH. UK
- The team used a part-timer to bowl the last over.
Origin of part-timer
English, part (portion) + timer (one who times)
Examples of part-timer in a sentence
As a part-timer, he doesn't receive full benefits. The part-timer surprised everyone with a wicket. Our part-timer can be quite effective in tight matches.
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- French:employé à temps partiel, lanceur occasionnel, ...
- German:Teilzeitkraft, Gelegenheitswerfer, ...
- Italian:part-time, lanciatore part-time, ...
- Spanish:trabajador a tiempo parcial, jugador ocasional, ...
- Portuguese:trabalhador a tempo parcial, jogador ocasional, ...
- Chinese:兼职, 临时投手, ...
- Japanese:パートタイマー, 臨時ボウラー, ...
- Arabic:عامِل بِدَوام جُزْئي, رامٍ غير أساسي, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹבֵד חֶלְקִי, זוֹרֵק מִזְדַּמֵּן, ...
- Russian:работник на полставки, непрофессиональный игрок, ...
- Ukrainian:неповний робочий день, непрофесійний гравець, ...
- Hindi:पार्ट-टाइमर, अस्थायी गेंदबाज, ...
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