To go to work; to start work; to be on duty at a fixed time and place; to go to the office.

Spain; Spanish; a country in southwestern Europe

to finish work for the day; to leave one's workplace at the end of a shift

scheduled flight or sailing; flight number; air or sea service frequency

The Spanish language, spoken in Spain, Latin America, parts of Africa, and the United States; one of the official working languages of the United Nations.

To work extra hours or shifts beyond the scheduled time; to work overtime

To be on duty or work a shift, typically as part of a scheduled rotation among a group of people

The core group of decision-makers or leadership body within an organization or government entity; leadership ranks

Teacher in charge of a class, responsible for the overall study and behavior of the students.

a theatrical or operatic company; a group of performers

training class; training course

leader of a small group, such as a school class monitor, an army squad leader, or a factory work-team leader; can also metaphorically refer to the head of a leadership collective

class or grade in school; a group of students organized for instruction

A bus that operates on a fixed route and schedule for public transportation

the entire group of students in a class

a person who takes over the next shift of work

Taliban; an Islamist organization that emerged in the mid-1990s in Afghanistan

a work shift during the night

scheduled flight; airliner; regular air service that follows a set route and timetable

A short-term class or organized group formed for a specific educational purpose

an attendant or servant who follows a person; also used metaphorically for a lackey or follower

To start and finish a work shift; to commute to and from work.

Combined name for teams and groups; refers to the smallest production units within factories or enterprises.

to work a scheduled shift; to be on duty during a designated time

The next work shift or the formal military ceremony of replacing a guard or sentry.

To be in the same school class or the same military squad; also used to describe being colleagues in the same work shift.

The number of scheduled departures for a vehicle, such as a bus, train, or flight, over a period of time

To work or be on duty in shifts; to take turns on a shift.

(idiom) to follow conventional procedures or work routines; to do things in a step-by-step manner according to principles; sometimes carries a negative connotation of sticking to old ways without innovation

The core members of a production team or organization; a loyal supporting cast or group of key followers.

night shift or evening shift; night class

A room used by personnel on duty, such as a security post or control room

early shift; the earliest work period of the day when working in shifts

The final scheduled bus, train, or subway service of the day; also called [[末车|末車|mo4 che1]]

To move up to a higher grade or class level in school.

(bound form) manager or executive of a foreign firm in China during the colonial era; a business leader

To succeed someone in a leadership role or to carry on the work of a previous generation.

An extracurricular class or preparatory course designed to provide extra instruction, help with schoolwork, or training in specific skills

A person in charge of a group of workers, such as a foreman, gaffer, or head waiter

Panchen Lama; a title for a high-ranking spiritual leader in Tibetan Buddhism, meaning 'great scholar'

A class or study group with a small number of students, often used in the context of individualised instruction or low teacher-to-student ratios

overtime pay; compensation for working extra hours

private educational institution or preparatory school providing supplementary instruction, often to prepare for entrance exams or professional certification (common in Taiwan)

A meeting held for all members of a class in schools, factories, or the military. In schools, these are often held regularly once a week.

the original team; the same set of personnel or staff who previously worked together

jail; prison; detention center

A seminar or workshop, often in the form of a study group organized for short-term research and discussion.

A class for children who have not yet started primary school, designed to prepare them for formal education

The work shift between the morning shift and the night shift, typically running from the afternoon to late evening; swing shift