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overtime美 ['oʊvər.taɪm] 英 ['əʊvə(r).taɪm] - n.加班；加班费；加时赛；加班的时间
- v.使历时过久；【摄】使(曝光等)超过时间
- adv.在规定(工作)时间之外
- 网络超时；超时的；加班时间
adv. energetically,tirelessly,actively,strenuously,intensely n. extra pay,extra hours,time and a half,double time,extra work 1. | 加班；加班的时间time that you spend working at your job after you have worked the normal hours |
| | | overtime pay/earnings/hours 加班费；加班收入；加班时间 | | The union announced a ban on overtime. 工会宣布禁止加班。 |
2. | 加班费the money sb earns for doing overtime |
| They pay $150 a day plus overtime. 他们支付每天 150 元的报酬，外加加班费。 |
3. | （体育比赛等的）加时，加时赛a set period of time that is added to the end of a sports game, etc., if there is no winner at the end of the normal period |
n. | 1. extra time worked beyond the normal hours of employment 2. payment, usually at a higher rate, for time worked beyond the normal hours of employment 3. additional time added to the normal length of a game, often in order to break a tie 4. an extra period of time added to a game because neither team won during normal time 5. extra hours that someone works at their job 6. extra time at the end of a sports game 1. extra time worked beyond the normal hours of employment 2. payment, usually at a higher rate, for time worked beyond the normal hours of employment 3. additional time added to the normal length of a game, often in order to break a tie 4. an extra period of time added to a game because neither team won during normal time 5. extra hours that someone works at their job 6. extra time at the end of a sports game | adv. | 1. beyond the normal or contracted length of time 2. using a great deal of energy and effort |
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