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您的答案都对了吗？我们在下面详细介绍一下不同的雇佣形式，相信您将会对不同工作形式的表达有更多的理解。 　　看完解释之后，想一想你周围朋友的工作形式是属于哪种？

in2english answers A full-time job: a job which occupies five days a week usually from 9am-5pm. A part-time job: a job that may take just 2 or 3 days or a few hours each week. A freelancer is someone who works for different companies on different pieces of work. If you are self-employed, it means you work for yourself or own your own company. An intern is a person, often a student, who works in a company to get work experience. A contractor is a person who works according to contracts, often in the building trade. A consultant is a person who gives professional advice to others. Volunteers are people who work without payment. Glossary freelancer (n.)   自由职业者 intern (n.)   实习生 contractor (n.)   承包商 consultant (n.)   顾问

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