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full time
1[fool tahym]
noun
the number of hours in a period, as a day, week, or month, considered customary for pursuing an activity, especially working at a job: FT, F/T
The factory now operates on full time.
full-time
2[fool-tahym]
adjective
working or operating the customary or requisite number of hours in each day, week, or month.
a full-time housekeeper;
full-time production.
being indefinitely employed by one company for the customary or requisite number of hours.
Only full-time employees are eligible for healthcare.
adverb
on a full-time basis; on a schedule corresponding to the customary number of working or operational hours.
full-time
1adjective
for the entire time appropriate to an activity
a full-time job
a full-time student
adverb
on a full-time basis
he works full time
full time
2noun
the end of a football or other match Compare half-time
Other 51Թ Forms
- ˌڳܱ-ˈپ noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of full time1
Origin of full time2
Example Sentences
"It's a full time job, it's absolutely constant," she says.
When women and men both work full time, women do about 70 percent of the total household labor.
Guard members are not full time, and undergo less frequent training, and Marines retain the youngest service members of all the military branches.
However, CNN reported that Mrs Miller also left the government last week and is now working "full time" for Musk.
As retirement age rises for many people, more grown-up children than ever are providing their parents with the support they need to go on living independently, while also continuing to work full time themselves.
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