moonlighting

英 [ˈmuːnlaɪtɪŋ]

美 [ˈmuːnlaɪtɪŋ]

v.  (暗中)兼职，从事第二职业
moonlight的现在分词

TEM8经济

COCA.39652

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 月光;月色
  Moonlightis the light that comes from the moon at night.
  1. They walked along the road in the moonlight...
     他们在月光下沿路散步。
  2. We went to the temple of Atlantis and saw it by moonlight.
     我们去了亚特兰蒂斯神殿，在月光下游览了一番。
• VERB 兼职,从事第二职业(尤指不为专职工作的老板和税收部门所知)
  If someonemoonlights, they have a second job in addition to their main job, often without informing their main employers or the tax office.
  1. ...an engineer who was moonlighting as a taxi driver...
     兼职开出租车的工程师
  2. Workers in state enterprises were permitted to moonlight.
     国有企业职工可以兼职。

双语例句

• For six years after university, I was employed by other people – all the while moonlighting on my own projects, such as pubs and software companies, in the evenings, during weekends and holidays.
  大学毕业后有6年的时间，我都是一边给别人打工，一边利用晚上、周末和假期兼职做自己的项目，比如酒吧和软件公司。
• Mode Choice of Farmers Moonlighting Development in View of City and Countryside Overall Development
  基于统筹城乡发展的农民兼业化发展模式选择
• He cited two factors: first, there was a lot of unreported income from second jobs, moonlighting and cash sales in China; and second, the Chinese were hard workers.
  他指到了两个要素：首先，在中国，有很多不上报的收入，来自第二份工作、兼职以及现金销售；其次，中国人干活能吃苦。
• Ethical and Legal Research on physician's "going moonlighting"
  医师走穴的伦理法律研究
• Indeed, modern moonlighting often involves things that might once have been hobbies.
  确实，当代兼职往往涉及一些曾经的业余爱好。
• Certain kinds of moonlighting may actually help you in your main job, and wise organizations can embrace, rather than squelch, entrepreneurial zeal.
  有些兼职可能还有益于你的本职工作，聪明的公司会接纳（而非打压）创业热情。
• Born in Dublin in 1847, Stoker studied at Trinity College while working as a civil servant in Dublin Castle and moonlighting as a newspaper drama critic.
  1847年出生在都柏林，斯托克在三一学院学习时，正在都柏林城堡担任公务员并兼职当报纸戏剧的评论家。
• I want put my heart to the moon, but the moonlighting the little river.
  我本真心向明月，奈何明月照沟渠。
• I have to do a moonlighting job, so that I can afford to rent an apartment near to my company.
  我不得不做一份兼职的工作，这样我才能租得起靠近公司的一间公寓。
• She said that she couldn't make a living in her chosen profession and that not even her moonlighting twice a week could put her out of the financial quagmire she was in.
  她说她选择的教师职业使她无法生活下去，即使她每周两次晚上出去打工，还是不能摆脱经济站据的窘境。李小姐的情况很普遍。