to start one's work day or travel to one's workplace

to finish work for the day or get off duty

(scheduled) flight; (scheduled) sailing

the Spanish language

to work overtime

to be on duty or work a scheduled shift

teacher in charge of a class

an organized group of people, especially a leadership team or committee

a student leader responsible for coordinating activities and representing a school class

a group of students who are taught together

regular bus service

the whole class

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

a regularly scheduled air service or trip

a personal servant or subordinate who follows and assists a superior

to go to and leave work

group or team (in a factory or workshop)

to work one's shift

to switch or rotate work shifts with another person or group

to be in the same school class or military squad

the order of rank, grade, or class number within a school

to work in shifts; to take turns

to follow the prescribed order; to keep to the working routine

the key members or backbone of a production crew, organization, or group

early shift; morning work shift

the final scheduled bus, train, or public transport vehicle for the day

the top class of a kindergarten or a large school grade

to take over a leadership role or position from a predecessor

A class or course providing supplemental instruction, remedial help, or preparation for exams.

a person in charge of the service staff in a restaurant, hotel, or club

the Panchen Lama (a title in Tibetan Buddhism)

A school or class providing supplementary, remedial, or exam-preparatory instruction outside of regular schooling.

A meeting for all students in a particular class at school, often led by the teacher or a class leader.

the original group of people involved in a project, performance, or organization; the same team or cast as before

the intermediate level in a kindergarten, typically for children between the ages of four and five

Lu Ban, legendary master craftsman, called the father of Chinese carpentry

a common Western surname

the leader of a theatrical troupe

to hand over to the next shift; to change shifts

office workers as a social group

to hand over to the next work shift