There are 16 total results for your 就業 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
就業 就业 see styles |
jiù yè jiu4 ye4 chiu yeh shuugyou / shugyo しゅうぎょう |
to get a job; employment (n,vs,vi) employment; starting work |
就業地 see styles |
shuugyouchi / shugyochi しゅうぎょうち |
place of work |
就業率 就业率 see styles |
jiù yè lǜ jiu4 ye4 lu:4 chiu yeh lü shuugyouritsu / shugyoritsu しゅうぎょうりつ |
employment rate employment rate; percentage of employment |
就業者 see styles |
shuugyousha / shugyosha しゅうぎょうしゃ |
employed person |
就業人口 see styles |
shuugyoujinkou / shugyojinko しゅうぎょうじんこう |
work force |
就業培訓 就业培训 see styles |
jiù yè péi xùn jiu4 ye4 pei2 xun4 chiu yeh p`ei hsün chiu yeh pei hsün |
employment training |
就業日数 see styles |
shuugyounissuu / shugyonissu しゅうぎょうにっすう |
days worked |
就業時間 see styles |
shuugyoujikan / shugyojikan しゅうぎょうじかん |
work hours |
就業服務 就业服务 see styles |
jiù yè fú wù jiu4 ye4 fu2 wu4 chiu yeh fu wu |
employment service; job placement service; jobseeker assistance |
就業機会 see styles |
shuugyoukikai / shugyokikai しゅうぎょうきかい |
job opportunity |
就業機會 就业机会 see styles |
jiù yè jī huì jiu4 ye4 ji1 hui4 chiu yeh chi hui |
employment opportunity; job opening |
就業規則 see styles |
shuugyoukisoku / shugyokisoku しゅうぎょうきそく |
work regulations |
充分就業 充分就业 see styles |
chōng fèn jiù yè chong1 fen4 jiu4 ye4 ch`ung fen chiu yeh chung fen chiu yeh |
full employment |
就業安定費 就业安定费 see styles |
jiù yè ān dìng fèi jiu4 ye4 an1 ding4 fei4 chiu yeh an ting fei |
Employment Stability Fee (Taiwan), a minimum monthly fee for employing foreign workers |
就業時間中 see styles |
shuugyoujikanchuu / shugyojikanchu しゅうぎょうじかんちゅう |
during working hours |
不安定就業 see styles |
fuanteishuugyou / fuanteshugyo ふあんていしゅうぎょう |
unstable employment |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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