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Simple Dictionary Definition |
職 职 see styles |
zhí zhi2 chih shoku(p); soku(ok) しょく(P); そく(ok) |
office; duty (n,n-suf) (1) job; work; employment; occupation; position; (n,n-suf) (2) duties; (n,n-suf) (3) trade; skill To record, oversee, direct; office, official duty. |
世職 世职 see styles |
shì zhí shi4 zhi2 shih chih |
hereditary office |
任職 任职 see styles |
rèn zhí ren4 zhi2 jen chih ninshoku にんしょく |
to hold a post; to take office ordination; appointment to a post |
住職 住职 see styles |
zhù zhí zhu4 zhi2 chu chih juushoku / jushoku じゅうしょく |
(noun/participle) chief priest (of a Buddhist temple) abbot |
供職 供职 see styles |
gòng zhí gong4 zhi2 kung chih |
to hold an office or post |
借職 借职 see styles |
jiè zhí jie4 zhi2 chieh chih shashiki |
nominal position |
停職 停职 see styles |
tíng zhí ting2 zhi2 t`ing chih ting chih teishoku / teshoku ていしょく |
to suspend (sb) from duties (n,vs,vi) suspension from office |
僧職 僧职 see styles |
sēng zhí seng1 zhi2 seng chih soushoku / soshoku そうしょく |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) {Buddh} priesthood monk superintendent |
免職 免职 see styles |
miǎn zhí mian3 zhi2 mien chih menshoku めんしょく |
to relieve sb of his post; to sack; to demote; dismissal; sacking (noun, transitive verb) dismissal; sacking; discharge |
入職 入职 see styles |
rù zhí ru4 zhi2 ju chih |
to commence employment; to enter a company |
全職 全职 see styles |
quán zhí quan2 zhi2 ch`üan chih chüan chih |
full-time job |
公職 公职 see styles |
gōng zhí gong1 zhi2 kung chih koushoku / koshoku こうしょく |
civil service; public office; government job public office |
兼職 兼职 see styles |
jiān zhí jian1 zhi2 chien chih kenshoku けんしょく |
to hold concurrent posts; concurrent job; moonlighting (noun/participle) (1) holding another position; serving concurrently as; (2) concurrent position |
冗職 冗职 see styles |
rǒng zhí rong3 zhi2 jung chih |
redundant position |
削職 削职 see styles |
xuē zhí xue1 zhi2 hsüeh chih |
demotion; to have one's job cut |
升職 升职 see styles |
shēng zhí sheng1 zhi2 sheng chih |
to get promoted (at work etc); promotion |
半職 半职 see styles |
bàn zhí ban4 zhi2 pan chih |
part-time work |
卸職 卸职 see styles |
xiè zhí xie4 zhi2 hsieh chih |
to resign from office; to dismiss from office |
去職 去职 see styles |
qù zhí qu4 zhi2 ch`ü chih chü chih |
to leave office |
在職 在职 see styles |
zài zhí zai4 zhi2 tsai chih zaishoku ざいしょく |
to be employed; to be in post; on-the-job (n,vs,vi,adj-no) being in office |
天職 天职 see styles |
tiān zhí tian1 zhi2 t`ien chih tien chih tenshoku てんしょく |
vocation; duty; mission in life (1) vocation; lifework; calling; (2) sacred task (esp. the emperor's rule over the nation); (3) (See 天神・6) prostitute of the second-highest class (Edo period) |
失職 失职 see styles |
shī zhí shi1 zhi2 shih chih shisshoku しっしょく |
to neglect one's duty; to be guilty of dereliction of duty (n,vs,vi) losing one's job |
奉職 奉职 see styles |
fèng zhí feng4 zhi2 feng chih houshoku / hoshoku ほうしょく |
devotion to duty (n,vs,vi) being in the service of; serving at; holding office |
守職 守职 see styles |
shǒu zhí shou3 zhi2 shou chih |
to observe one's duty steadfastly; devoted to one's job |
官職 官职 see styles |
guān zhí guan1 zhi2 kuan chih kanshoku かんしょく |
an official position; a job in the bureaucracy (See 公職) government service; official position; civil service |
實職 实职 see styles |
shí zhí shi2 zhi2 shih chih |
active participation |
專職 专职 see styles |
zhuān zhí zhuan1 zhi2 chuan chih |
special duty; assigned full time to a task |
就職 就职 see styles |
jiù zhí jiu4 zhi2 chiu chih shuushoku / shushoku しゅうしょく |
to take office; to assume a post (n,vs,vi) finding employment; getting a job |
復職 复职 see styles |
fù zhí fu4 zhi2 fu chih fukushoku ふくしょく |
to resume a post (n,vs,vi) reinstatement; reappointment |
技職 技职 see styles |
jì zhí ji4 zhi2 chi chih |
technical and vocational (education) |
掛職 挂职 see styles |
guà zhí gua4 zhi2 kua chih |
temporary assignment to a Chinese government or CCP post |
揭職 揭职 see styles |
qì zhí qi4 zhi2 ch`i chih chi chih Kashiki |
Gachi, an ancient kingdom between Balkh and Bamian, about Rui. Eitel. |
撤職 撤职 see styles |
chè zhí che4 zhi2 ch`e chih che chih |
to eliminate; to sack; to remove from office |
散職 散职 see styles |
sǎn zhí san3 zhi2 san chih |
sinecure |
文職 文职 see styles |
wén zhí wen2 zhi2 wen chih |
civilian post (as opposed to military); civil service; administration |
曠職 旷职 see styles |
kuàng zhí kuang4 zhi2 k`uang chih kuang chih koushoku / koshoku こうしょく |
to fail to show up for work neglect of official duty |
本職 本职 see styles |
běn zhí ben3 zhi2 pen chih honshoku ほんしょく |
one's job (1) principal occupation; main job; (2) professional; an expert; specialist; (pronoun) (3) I (of a government official, etc.); me |
正職 正职 see styles |
zhèng zhí zheng4 zhi2 cheng chih |
main job; day job; steady full-time job (as opposed to temporary or casual); chief or principal post (as opposed to deputy) |
武職 武职 see styles |
wǔ zhí wu3 zhi2 wu chih |
military official; military position (i.e. job) |
殉職 殉职 see styles |
xùn zhí xun4 zhi2 hsün chih junshoku じゅんしょく |
to die in the line of duty (n,vs,vi) dying at one's post; being killed in the line of duty |
求職 求职 see styles |
qiú zhí qiu2 zhi2 ch`iu chih chiu chih kyuushoku / kyushoku きゅうしょく |
to seek employment (n,vs,vi,adj-no) job hunting; seeking employment |
溺職 溺职 see styles |
nì zhí ni4 zhi2 ni chih |
to neglect one's duty; dereliction of duty |
瀆職 渎职 see styles |
dú zhí du2 zhi2 tu chih |
wrongdoing; failure to do one's duty |
留職 留职 see styles |
liú zhí liu2 zhi2 liu chih ryuushoku / ryushoku りゅうしょく |
to keep an official position; to hold on to one's job (noun/participle) (See 留任) remaining in office |
盡職 尽职 see styles |
jìn zhí jin4 zhi2 chin chih |
to discharge one's duties; conscientious |
神職 神职 see styles |
shén zhí shen2 zhi2 shen chih shinshoku しんしょく |
clergy; clerical Shinto priest; Shinto priesthood |
稱職 称职 see styles |
chèn zhí chen4 zhi2 ch`en chih chen chih |
well qualified; competent; to be equal to the task; able to do something very well |
聖職 圣职 see styles |
shèng zhí sheng4 zhi2 sheng chih seishoku / seshoku せいしょく |
More info & calligraphy: Ministry / Priesthood(noun - becomes adjective with の) sacred profession; holy orders; vocation; ministry |
職位 职位 see styles |
zhí wèi zhi2 wei4 chih wei shokui しょくい |
position; post; job employment position or rank |
職分 职分 see styles |
zhí fèn zhi2 fen4 chih fen shokubun しょくぶん |
duty one's duty; vocation Duty, responsibility. |
職務 职务 see styles |
zhí wù zhi2 wu4 chih wu shokumu しょくむ |
post; position; job; duties professional duties |
職員 职员 see styles |
zhí yuán zhi2 yuan2 chih yüan shokuin しょくいん |
office worker; staff member; CL:個|个[ge4],位[wei4] staff member; employee; worker; personnel |
職場 职场 see styles |
zhí chǎng zhi2 chang3 chih ch`ang chih chang shokuba しょくば |
workplace; workforce (of a nation or industry etc); job market one's post; place of work; workplace |
職守 职守 see styles |
zhí shǒu zhi2 shou3 chih shou |
duty; responsibility; post |
職工 职工 see styles |
zhí gōng zhi2 gong1 chih kung shokkou / shokko しょっこう |
employee; staff member; worker (1) (sensitive word) (See 工員) factory worker; (2) (See 職人) craftsman; artisan |
職志 职志 see styles |
zhí zhì zhi2 zhi4 chih chih |
aspiration |
職掌 职掌 see styles |
zhí zhǎng zhi2 zhang3 chih chang shokushou / shokusho しょくしょう |
to be in charge of; assignment official duties; office; function |
職業 职业 see styles |
zhí yè zhi2 ye4 chih yeh shokugyou / shokugyo しょくぎょう |
occupation; profession; vocation; professional occupation; profession; job; vocation; trade; calling; business |
職權 职权 see styles |
zhí quán zhi2 quan2 chih ch`üan chih chüan |
authority; power over others |
職涯 职涯 see styles |
zhí yá zhi2 ya2 chih ya |
career |
職稱 职称 see styles |
zhí chēng zhi2 cheng1 chih ch`eng chih cheng |
one's professional position; title; job title |
職級 职级 see styles |
zhí jí zhi2 ji2 chih chi |
(job) position; level; grade; rank |
職缺 职缺 see styles |
zhí quē zhi2 que1 chih ch`üeh chih chüeh |
(job) opening |
職能 职能 see styles |
zhí néng zhi2 neng2 chih neng shokunou / shokuno しょくのう |
function; role (1) occupational ability; (2) function; role |
職責 职责 see styles |
zhí zé zhi2 ze2 chih tse shokuseki しょくせき |
More info & calligraphy: Duty / Responsibility / Obligationone's duty; responsibilities pertaining to one's work |
職銜 职衔 see styles |
zhí xián zhi2 xian2 chih hsien |
title (position within an organization) |
職高 职高 see styles |
zhí gāo zhi2 gao1 chih kao |
vocational high school (abbr. for 職業高中|职业高中[zhi2 ye4 gao1 zhong1]) |
虛職 虚职 see styles |
xū zhí xu1 zhi2 hsü chih |
nominal position |
要職 要职 see styles |
yào zhí yao4 zhi2 yao chih youshoku / yoshoku ようしょく |
key job; important position important post; important office; key position |
解職 解职 see styles |
jiě zhí jie3 zhi2 chieh chih kaishoku かいしょく |
to dismiss from office; to discharge; to sack (noun, transitive verb) discharge; dismissal |
調職 调职 see styles |
diào zhí diao4 zhi2 tiao chih |
to be transferred to another post; to post away |
謀職 谋职 see styles |
móu zhí mou2 zhi2 mou chih |
to look for a job; to seek employment |
議職 议职 see styles |
yì zhí yi4 zhi2 i chih gishiki |
consultation on ranks |
貶職 贬职 see styles |
biǎn zhí bian3 zhi2 pien chih |
to demote |
越職 越职 see styles |
yuè zhí yue4 zhi2 yüeh chih |
to exceed one's authority; to go beyond the bounds of one's job |
辭職 辞职 see styles |
cí zhí ci2 zhi2 tz`u chih tzu chih |
to resign |
閑職 闲职 see styles |
xián zhí xian2 zhi2 hsien chih kanshoku かんしょく |
sinecure; position with practically no obligations leisurely post; do-nothing job; sinecure |
降職 降职 see styles |
jiàng zhí jiang4 zhi2 chiang chih koushoku / koshoku こうしょく |
to demote (to a lower rank) (noun, transitive verb) degradation |
離職 离职 see styles |
lí zhí li2 zhi2 li chih rishoku りしょく |
to leave one's job temporarily (e.g. for study); to leave one's job; to resign (n,vs,vi) employment separation; leaving one's job; losing one's job |
革職 革职 see styles |
gé zhí ge2 zhi2 ko chih |
to sack; to remove from a position; to depose |
顯職 显职 see styles |
xiǎn zhí xian3 zhi2 hsien chih |
prominent post |
高職 高职 see styles |
gāo zhí gao1 zhi2 kao chih |
vocational higher education institution (abbr. for 高等職業技術學校|高等职业技术学校[gao1 deng3 zhi2 ye4 ji4 shu4 xue2 xiao4]); senior academic or professional title (abbr. for 高級職稱|高级职称[gao1 ji2 zhi2 cheng1]); high-ranking employee (abbr. for 高級職員|高级职员[gao1 ji2 zhi2 yuan2]); (Tw) vocational high school |
住持職 住持职 see styles |
zhù chí zhí zhu4 chi2 zhi2 chu ch`ih chih chu chih chih jūjishoku |
abbot |
教職員 教职员 see styles |
jiào zhí yuán jiao4 zhi2 yuan2 chiao chih yüan kyoushokuin / kyoshokuin きょうしょくいん |
teaching and administrative staff teaching staff; faculty |
教職工 教职工 see styles |
jiào zhí gōng jiao4 zhi2 gong1 chiao chih kung |
teaching and administrative staff |
求職信 求职信 see styles |
qiú zhí xìn qiu2 zhi2 xin4 ch`iu chih hsin chiu chih hsin |
cover letter; job application |
求職者 求职者 see styles |
qiú zhí zhě qiu2 zhi2 zhe3 ch`iu chih che chiu chih che kyuushokusha / kyushokusha きゅうしょくしゃ |
job applicant job applicant |
美職籃 美职篮 see styles |
měi zhí lán mei3 zhi2 lan2 mei chih lan |
National Basketball Association (NBA) |
職業化 职业化 see styles |
zhí yè huà zhi2 ye4 hua4 chih yeh hua |
professionalization |
職業病 职业病 see styles |
zhí yè bìng zhi2 ye4 bing4 chih yeh ping shokugyoubyou / shokugyobyo しょくぎょうびょう |
occupational disease occupational disease |
雙職工 双职工 see styles |
shuāng zhí gōng shuang1 zhi2 gong1 shuang chih kung |
working couple (husband and wife both employed) |
任職期間 任职期间 see styles |
rèn zhí qī jiān ren4 zhi2 qi1 jian1 jen chih ch`i chien jen chih chi chien |
term of office; while holding a post |
停薪留職 停薪留职 see styles |
tíng xīn liú zhí ting2 xin1 liu2 zhi2 t`ing hsin liu chih ting hsin liu chih |
leave of absence without pay |
免去職務 免去职务 see styles |
miǎn qù zhí wù mian3 qu4 zhi2 wu4 mien ch`ü chih wu mien chü chih wu |
to relieve from office; to sack |
公職人員 公职人员 see styles |
gōng zhí rén yuán gong1 zhi2 ren2 yuan2 kung chih jen yüan |
civil servant |
削職為民 削职为民 see styles |
xuē zhí wéi mín xue1 zhi2 wei2 min2 hsüeh chih wei min |
demotion to commoner (idiom) |
因公殉職 因公殉职 see styles |
yīn gōng xùn zhí yin1 gong1 xun4 zhi2 yin kung hsün chih |
to die in the course of performing one's duty (idiom) |
在職訓練 在职训练 see styles |
zài zhí xùn liàn zai4 zhi2 xun4 lian4 tsai chih hsün lien |
on-the-job training |
官復原職 官复原职 see styles |
guān fù yuán zhí guan1 fu4 yuan2 zhi2 kuan fu yüan chih |
restored to one's official post; to send sb back to his former post |
宣誓就職 宣誓就职 see styles |
xuān shì jiù zhí xuan1 shi4 jiu4 zhi2 hsüan shih chiu chih |
to swear the oath of office |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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