[
US
/ˈfʊɫˌtaɪm/
]
ADJECTIVE
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for the entire time appropriate to an activity
a full-time job
ADVERB
-
for the standard number of hours
she works full-time
How To Use full-time In A Sentence
- I'd probably even go back to a full-timer at this point… having a double mortgage has that effect on one.
- It will not matter, however, whether the part-timer or the full-timer are working on fixed-term or permanent contracts.
- The company employs six full-timers and one part-time worker.
- The organization awards 11 non-renewable scholarships of $2,000 to children of full-time employees of firms that are members in good standing of NASGW.
- Despite her handicap, Jane is able to hold down a full-time job.
- My classmate is a top full-time commercial photographer. Archive 2007-04-01
- It has also doubled the workforce and now employs eight full-time and two part-time staff.
- It had only one full-time employee and required no financial commitment from its members.
- It's the only regional conservatorium that is a registered training provider and offers full-time courses which are Austudy approved and VETAB accredited in both Music and Dance.
- Meanwhile there is increasing acceptance that the task of representing a constituency can fairly be considered to constitute a full-time job.