n.[C]

1. 工作；职业
   She has a job at a children's hospital.

   她在儿童医院工作。

   He is just the man for the job.

   他做这事儿很合适。

2. 零工
   He did all kinds of odd jobs.

   他做各种零活。

3. 费力的事情[S]
   The new building was a big job.

   新大楼是项大工程。

4. 分内事，职责[S]
   It's your job to raise funds.

   筹措资金是你的事情。

5. 【口】成果，成品[S1]
   His new novel is a superb job.

   他的新小说是一部佳作。

6. 【俚】犯罪行为（尤指抢劫）
   He got three years for pulling a job in Hong Kong.

   他因在香港行窃被判刑三年。

vi.

1. 做零工
2. 做股票经纪
3. 假公济私

vt.

1. 代客买卖（股票等）；批发（商品等）
2. 承包
3. 用假公济私的手段办理
   He jobbed his son into the position.

   他用舞弊手段为儿子谋得这个职位。

4. 临时租进和出租
5. 【美】【俚】欺骗

a.

1. 临时雇用的

n.

1. a paid position of regular employment.
2. a task or piece of work.
   ▸a responsibility or duty.
   ▸informal a crime, especially a robbery.
   ▸Computing  an operation or group of operations treated as a distinct unit.
3. informal a procedure to improve the appearance of something:
   a nose job.
4. informal a thing of a specified nature:
   the car was a fast job.

v.

1. [usu. as adj. jobbing] do casual or occasional work.
2. buy and sell (stocks) as a broker-dealer, especially on a small scale.
3. N. Amer. informal cheat or betray.
4. archaic turn a public office or a position of trust to private advantage.

v.

n.