岗位 | gǎng wèi | a post; a job | |
下岗 | xià gǎng | to come off sentry duty; to lay off (a worker); laid-off | |
上岗 | shàng gǎng | to take up one's post; to be given a job | |
站岗 | zhàn gǎng | to stand guard; to serve on sentry duty | |
土岗 | tǔ gǎng | mound; hillock |
1 | No. 2 bus form Wujiagang to Three gorges guesthouse. | |
2 | In time Mr. Torres became a currency broker, working in succession at several downtownfirms until last August when he was laid off. | |
3 | Discuss the"do's and don'ts" of your job, which could include basic things like what time you are expected at work, and how often you have to update your manager on your progress. | |
4 | Ge Jie and her boys graduated from university to work, the mother of a post on the nearby farmers market stalls were put up to maintain life. | |
5 | I'm sure they were eager to stop at many outposts, but nothing seemed to have the magic they were seeking. |