Part-Time-Job

Part-Time-Job
Part-Time-Job,
auch Part|time|job ['pɑ:ttaimdʒɔb] der; -s, -s
<zu engl. part-time »Teilzeit-« u. ↑Job>
Teilzeitarbeit, -beschäftigung

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