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full-time (work or employment)
Working the standard number of hours set by an employer, typically around 40 hours per week. Contrasts with part-time work.
A loanword from English "full-time." Used primarily in the context of employment to describe working standard hours, as opposed to パートタイム (part-time).
Common collocations
- フルタイムで働く: to work full-time
- フルタイムの仕事: a full-time job
- フルタイム勤務: full-time employment
- フルタイム社員: full-time employee
- フルタイムの主婦: full-time housewife/homemaker
Similar words
- 常勤: full-time (employment) — more formal Japanese equivalent used in job postings and contracts
- パートタイム: part-time — the antonym, also a loanword
- 非常勤: part-time, non-regular — formal antonym of 常勤
Usage
フルタイムの主婦 ("full-time housewife") is a common expression emphasizing that homemaking is a serious, full-time occupation. In sports contexts, フルタイム can also mean the full duration of a match.
Related Words
Compare:
常勤 (full-time)
Antonym:
パートタイム (part-time)
Antonym:
非常勤 (part-time, non-regular)