pull overtime

pʊl ˈoʊvərˌtaɪm

Definition of pull overtime - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

stay late

work extra hours beyond regular schedule

She had to pull overtime to finish the project on time.
He had to pull overtime to meet the deadline.
They often pull overtime during the busy season.

work overtime

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Expressions with pull

pull down

make clothes lower on the body

She pulled down her sleeves to cover her arms.

pull off

remove something by pulling

He quickly pulled off his shoes..

pull out

remove something from a place where it is attached or enclosed

She carefully pulled out the splinter with tweezers..

pull up

cause a vehicle to stop

She pulled up the car at the curb.

pull ahead

move into a leading position in a race

She managed to pull ahead in the final lap.

pull at

tug or pluck gently with fingers

She would pull at the loose thread on her sweater.

Expressions with overtime

overtime period

time worked beyond regular hours

She earned extra by working an overtime period.

work overtime

work more hours than usual

She had to work overtime to finish the project.

overtime work

work done beyond regular agreed working hours

She receives extra pay for overtime work every Friday night.

in overtime

adv.

during the extra time after regular time ends

The team scored in overtime to win the game.

overtime ban

workers refuse to work extra hours as protest

The union declared an overtime ban to demand better pay.

unpaid overtime

extra working hours beyond the usual schedule without receiving additional pay

Many junior staff regularly do unpaid overtime to finish urgent projects.

overtime rate

payment amount or multiplier used for work hours beyond normal time

Her overtime rate is one and a half times her regular hourly wage.

Chinese overtime

overtime where more hours reduce the hourly rate

Chinese overtime can lead to lower hourly wages.

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French:faire des heures supplémentaires, ...
German:Überstunden machen, ...
Italian:fare straordinari, ...
Spanish:hacer horas extras, ...
Portuguese:fazer horas extras, ...
Chinese:加班, ...
Japanese:残業する, ...
Arabic:عَمِلَ ساعَات إِضافِيَّة, ...
Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת שָׁעוֹת נוֹסָפוֹת, ...
Russian:работать сверхурочно, ...
Ukrainian:працювати понаднормово, ...
Hindi:अतिरिक्त समय काम करना, ...
Bengali:অতিরিক্ত সময় কাজ করা, ...
Catalan:fer hores extres, ...
Czech:dělat přesčasy, ...
Danish:arbejde overtid, ...
Dutch:overuren maken, ...
Greek:κάνω υπερωρίες, ...
Hungarian:túlórázni, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើការថែមម៉ោង, ...
Korean:초과 근무하다, ...
Persian:اضافه‌کاری کردن, ...
Polish:robić nadgodziny, ...
Portuguese (BR):fazer hora extra, ...
Romanian:a face ore suplimentare, ...
Swedish:jobba övertid, ...
Thai:ทำงานล่วงเวลา, ...
Turkish:fazla mesai yapmak, ...
Vietnamese:làm thêm giờ, ...

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