加班
To work more hours than are usually required by your contract. A very high-frequency word in work-related IELTS General tasks.
Exemples
3 sur 5我今晚要加班，不能回家吃饭了。
I have to work overtime tonight and can't go home for dinner.
员工加班应当获得相应的报酬或调休。
Employees working overtime should receive corresponding compensation or time off in lieu.
又要加班，累死我了。
Working overtime again, I'm exhausted.
Famille de mots
Astuce mémo
‘加’ means add, ‘班’ means shift. Adding a shift.
Quiz rapide
为了按时交货，工人们最近一直在___。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 加班
Exemples
我今晚要加班，不能回家吃饭了。
everydayI have to work overtime tonight and can't go home for dinner.
员工加班应当获得相应的报酬或调休。
formalEmployees working overtime should receive corresponding compensation or time off in lieu.
又要加班，累死我了。
informalWorking overtime again, I'm exhausted.
研究探讨了过度加班对身心健康的负面影响。
academicThe study discussed the negative effects of excessive overtime on physical and mental health.
为了按时完成项目，整个团队都在加班。
businessTo finish the project on time, the whole team is working overtime.
Famille de mots
Collocations courantes
Phrases Courantes
加班加点
to work extra hours and extra shifts
义务加班
unpaid overtime
疯狂加班
working insane overtime
Souvent confondu avec
‘值班’ means being on duty (like a night shift or doctor), while ‘加班’ is extra work beyond normal hours.
Notes d'usage
Commonly used as a verb-object structure (加 + 班).
Erreurs courantes
Do not say '做加班'; just say '加班'.
Astuce mémo
‘加’ means add, ‘班’ means shift. Adding a shift.
Origine du mot
From '加' (add) and '班' (shift/work period).
Modèles grammaticaux
Contexte culturel
The '996' work culture in China refers to working from 9 am to 9 pm, 6 days a week, involving heavy '加班'.
Quiz rapide
为了按时交货，工人们最近一直在___。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 加班
Grammaire lie
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