full-time

See also: fulltime and full time

English

Etymology

full +‎ time

Adjective

full-time (not comparable)

Involving a full amount of time spent on some activity, especially a job.
I have a full-time job, working five days a week.

Bringing up a child is a full-time activity.

Antonyms

(involving a full amount of time): part-time

Translations

Involving a full amount of time spent on some activity

Chinese:
Mandarin: 全職 (zh), 全职 (zh) (quánzhí), 專職 (zh), 专职 (zh) (zhuānzhí), 專任 (zh), 专任 (zh) (zhuānrèn)
Dutch: voltijds (nl)
Finnish: kokopäiväinen, kokopäivä-, täysipäiväinen, päätoiminen
French: plein temps (fr), à temps plein (fr)
German: Vollzeit- (in compound words)
Indonesian: purnawaktu (id)
Japanese: フルタイム (furutaimu)

Korean: 상근의 (sanggeunui), 풀타임의 (pultaimui)
Norwegian: heltids
Portuguese: de tempo integral
Russian: за́нятый по́лное рабо́чее вре́мя (zánjatyj pólnoje rabóčeje vrémja), (adverb) на по́лное рабо́чее вре́мя (na pólnoje rabóčeje vrémja)
Scottish Gaelic: làn-ùine, làn-thìde
Spanish: de tiempo completo, de jornada completa
Swedish: heltids-

Adverb

full-time (not comparable)

Spending a full amount of time.
to work full-time

Antonyms

(spending a full amount of time): part-time

Translations

Spending a full amount of time

Dutch: voltijds (nl)
Finnish: kokopäiväisesti, täysipäiväisesti, päätoimisesti
French: à plein temps (fr), à temps plein (fr)
Korean: 상근으로 (sanggeuneuro), 풀타임으로 (pultaimeuro)

Norwegian:
Bokmål: heltid

Nynorsk: heiltid
Swedish: heltid (sv)

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