full time
/ˌfʊlˈtaɪm/
adjective
- Working or involving the typical number of hours in a week of paid employment (usually around 35-40 hours).
- He is a full-time student and doesn't have time for a side job.
- She got a full-time job at the hospital after graduating.
- The company is hiring three full-time employees for the new project.
- Done or existing all the time; not part-time or occasional.
- He treats his hobby as a full-time passion, spending every evening on it.
- Taking care of her elderly mother became a full-time responsibility.
- Being a parent is a full-time job, even when you have other work.
Antonyms
adverb
- On a full-time basis; for the standard number of working hours.
- They both work full-time and share the household chores.
- She works full-time as a nurse at the local clinic.
- After college, he started working full-time at a software company.