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汉语拼音：dǎ duǎn gōng

为别人做短期雇工。

1. 做短工，做临时工。

   赵树理 《实干家潘永福》：“本地人往往是地主，外省外县到这里开荒的和打短工的很多。” 沙汀 《卢家秀》：“ 卢家秀 的父亲叫 卢世发 ，解放以前，时常在外面打短工，只有农忙时候留在家里做活。”

• She completed the fifth grade before her father pulled her out of school to help with chores.

  刚刚读完五年级，她就被父亲拽出学校，打短工贴补家用。

• The unmarried son may leave for stretches of city work, but he is bound to return.

  未婚儿子可以去城市打短工，但他一定要回来。

• These gates are built for the residents in Beijing to do business, come to work and visit relatives.

  这些门是为老百姓入城做小买卖、打短工、走亲戚用的。

• In Rajasthan, women turn to grueling wage labor, earning twodollars a day for digging a reservoir.

  女人们在拉贾斯坦邦辛苦地打短工，每天靠挖蓄水池挣两美元。

• They'd be able to double dip in China where brands have huge opportunities and where they have the whole retail sector in front of them.

  内尼指出：“他们本来可以来中国打短工，品牌在这个国家拥有巨大的商机，而且整个零售行业市场就摆在他们面前。”

• In order to pay for the debt, she made her life abstemious and worked for others, being poor for 10 years.

  为了偿还债务，她节衣缩食，为别人打短工，整整劳苦了十年。

• By doing a part-time job, we are able to finance our overseas education partly;

  通过打短工，我们能够部分的资助我们的海外求学；