full time
The term "full time" is commonly used to describe a standard workweek, a major time commitment to an activity, or the conclusion of a sporting event.
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Definition
B2Employment
(general)Working a standard number of hours per week, typically between 35-40 hours.
Example
- She found a full-time job at the new company.
- He works full-time as a software developer.
B2General
(general)Dedicating the majority of one's time to a particular activity or role.
Example
- She is a full-time student at the university.
- Being a full-time parent is a demanding job.
B2Sports
(sports)The end of a game or sporting event as defined by the rules.
Example
- The score was tied at full time.
- The team celebrated their victory at full time.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "full time":
flat timefull onnine to fivethree-quarter timelive timehalf daybig timeprimary timedouble time