Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɑbɪŋ/
verb engaging in small or occasional pieces of work, especially as a freelancer or independent contractor
A1 She enjoys jobbing as a freelance writer.
A2 He is jobbing as a delivery driver while looking for a full-time position.
B1 Many college students jobbing part-time to help cover their expenses.
B2 After retiring from his career, he decided to start jobbing as a consultant.
C1 She has been jobbing in the entertainment industry for over a decade, taking on various roles.
C2 The company specializes in jobbing out specific tasks to freelancers for efficiency.
formal The practice of jobbing involves buying and selling securities for short-term gains.
informal My friend is always jobbing around with different part-time gigs.
slang I heard he's been jobbing at the local bar to make some extra cash.
figurative She's been jobbing her way through life, taking on different roles and experiences.
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