part-timer in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for part-timer in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

part-timer N ECON

part-timer

работник m на непълен работен ден на съкратено работно време

Translations for part-timer in the Bulgarian»English Dictionary

рабо̀тни|к <-кът, -ци> N m, рабо̀тничк|а <-ата, -и> N f

работник

worker

работник

employee

работник

labourer

временно назначен [o. сезонен ] [o. допълнителен ] [o. помощен], работник

oddjobber

временно назначен [o. сезонен ] [o. допълнителен ] [o. помощен], работник

casual [or seasonal] labourer worker

индустриален работник

industrial employee

наемен работник

wage [or agency or loan] worker

временно нает работник

temporary worker

научен работник

research worker

неквалифициран работник

unskilled [or unqualified or factory] worker labourer

неквалифициран работник

blue-collar worker

квалифициран работник

white-collar [or skilled] worker

неквалифициран работник, работещ срещу ниско заплащане

coolie

работник емигрант

emigrant worker

работник на половин работен ден [o. съкратено работно време]

part-timer

работник на половин работен ден [o. съкратено работно време]

part-time worker

работник [o. служител], на пълен работен ден

full-time employee

работник в трудовоправно отношение

worker in paid employment

работник в цех

shopfloor worker

сезонен работник

migrant worker

селскостопански работник

farm worker

пчели работнички

worker bees

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But increasingly erratic work schedules -- an attempt to squeeze maximum efficiency from every part-timer -- has taken a toll on the workers.

www.pbs.org

These forms of speech are known as (manyuaru keigo, manual keigo) or (baito keigo, part-timer keigo).

en.wikipedia.org

She aspires to be a baker, but the shop owner won't let a part-timer near the oven, much to her frustration.

en.wikipedia.org

There is a sweeper, so just two, and that means, again, that the part-timer remains economical.

www.dailymail.co.uk

He got his start in coaching as a part-timer with minor hockey teams while at university.

www.thehockeynews.com

He's absolutely a part-timer and his career splits show why.

www.cbssports.com

It would be better to have him as a regular bowler rathrr than as a part-timer.

www.espncricinfo.com

As is often the case in these circumstances, a part-timer intervened with a freakish breakthrough.

www.espncricinfo.com

Some of the part-timer have been covering high school athletics on a part-time basis for years.

www.niemanlab.org

Too often, children and young people who receive only a part-timer education, or who have none at all, can become invisible to the local authority.

www.independent.co.uk