- 勤奋 qínfèn diligentdiligent; hardworking; industrious; applying oneself to work or study without laziness
- 后勤 hòuqín military logisticsrear-area services providing supplies, medical care, and equipment for the front line
- 辛勤 xīnqín hardworkingindustrious; hardworking; diligent
- 执勤 zhíqín to be on dutyTo be on duty or perform official tasks, usually in a military, police, or security role
- 勤劳 qínláo hardworkingindustrious; hardworking; diligent; giving one's all to labor without fear of hardship
- 外勤 wàiqín fieldworkWork done in the field rather than in the office or headquarters.
- 王励勤 wánglìqín Wang LiqinWang Liqin (1978-), a famous former Chinese table tennis player and Olympic medalist.
- 勤俭 qínjiǎn hardworking and thriftyhardworking and thrifty; diligent and frugal
- 值勤 zhíqín to be on dutyTo be on duty or perform a work shift, specifically for military, police, security, or traffic personnel.
- 勤快 qínkuai diligenthardworking and industrious; (colloquial) describes someone who is always active and eager to work
- 勤勉 qínmiǎn diligentdiligent; industrious; hardworking and persistent
- 殷勤 yīnqín solicitouseagerly attentive; politely and warmly helpful toward others
- 考勤 kǎoqín to check attendanceTo check and record attendance at a workplace or school; to monitor employee efficiency.
- 出勤 chūqín to attend workTo go to work or school and be present according to a schedule; to have good attendance.
- 勤政 qínzhèng to be diligent in governmentto be hardworking and dedicated to government or administrative affairs
- 勤工俭学 qíngōngjiǎnxué to work part-time while studyingTo work outside of school hours to earn money for one's tuition and living expenses
- 勤务 qínwù serviceofficial service or daily duties, especially those performed by military or police personnel
- 勤勤恳恳 qínqínkěnkěn diligent and conscientiousindustrious and conscientious; assiduous; describes a person who works hard with great care and dedication
- 通勤 tōngqín to commuteto travel regularly between one's home and place of work or study
- 勤杂工 qínzágōng handymana person employed to do various small tasks or manual labor, such as cleaning and repairs, in an office or organization; odd-job man
- 献殷勤 xiànyīnqín to ingratiate oneselfTo be particularly attentive to someone to win their favor; to fawn over an influential person or act with excessive kindness toward someone attractive
- 勤工助学 qíngōngzhùxué work-study programTo take a part-time job while studying, especially for college students to support themselves.
- 勤俭持家 qínjiǎnchíjiā to run a household thriftilyhardworking and thrifty in managing a household
- 总后勤部 zǒnghòuqínbù General Logistics Department(military) the General Logistics Department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army
- 勤俭建国 qínjiǎnjiànguó to build up the country through hard work and thriftto build up the nation by being industrious and frugal; a political slogan encouraging national development through hard work and saving resources management and saving resources
- 勤劳致富 qínláozhìfù to get rich through hard workto become prosperous through diligent work; to achieve wealth through industry
- 勤学苦练 qínxuékǔliàn to study and train hardTo study diligently and practice with great effort; to be hardworking and persevere in learning and training
- 勤学 qínxué to study hardto study diligently; to be studious in one's learning
- 地勤 dìqín ground serviceground service in the aviation industry; the work performed on the ground to support flight operations
- 民勤 mínqín MinqinMinqin County in Wuwei City, Gansu province
- 内勤 nèiqín office workInternal or administrative tasks within an office or organization; clerical work.
- 勤务员 qínwùyuán orderlyAn odd-job person or staff member who performs miscellaneous chores for a military unit or office.
- 勤恳 qínkěn diligent and conscientiousdiligent and attentive; assiduous and sincere
- 缺勤 quēqín to be absentTo be absent from work, school, or duty during scheduled hours.
- 克勤克俭 kèqínkèjiǎn industrious and frugal(idiom) able to be both hardworking and thrifty in managing one's affairs
- 勤务兵 qínwùbīng orderlyA soldier assigned to perform odd jobs and personal tasks for a military officer; common in historical contexts.
- 全勤 quánqín full attendancefull attendance; to have a perfect attendance record (of an individual over a period of time, or of a group on a given day) without being absent, late, or leaving early
- 勤能补拙 qínnéngbǔzhuō diligence makes up for lack of talentdiligence can remedy ineptitude or lack of natural talent; hard work overcomes clumsiness
- 空勤 kōngqín air dutyAirborne service or flight duties performed within an aviation department; often contrasted with [[地勤|地勤|di4 qin2]].
- 民勤县 mínqínxiàn Minqin CountyMinqin, a county in Wuwei City, Gansu province
- 满勤 mǎnqín to have perfect attendanceTo work or attend school for the full required hours without any absences, leave, or lateness
- 奖勤罚懒 jiǎngqínfálǎn reward the diligent and punish the lazyTo reward those who are hardworking and punish those who are lazy.
- 勤杂 qínzá odd jobsgeneral duties and odd jobs; service work
- 勤苦 qínkǔ hardworkingdiligent and hardworking; to work sedulously despite hardships
- 通勤车 tōngqínchē shuttle busA shuttle bus or commuter train provided by a company or transportation department to transport employees to and from work on a fixed schedule and route.
- 手勤 shǒuqín diligenthardworking or industrious in doing manual work or chores; quick to start tasks and keep busy
- 勤于 qínyú to be diligent inTo be industrious or show persistent effort in a specific activity or area.
- 业精于勤 yèjīngyúqín excellence through diligencemastery of a craft or academic study comes from diligent application; practice makes perfect
- 勤政爱民 qínzhèng'àimín diligent in government and loving to the peopleTo be industrious in handling government affairs and show care and love for the citizens
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