overtime

英['əuvətaim]美['əuvətaim]

n.
1. 超时，加班，延长时
2. 加时赛，延长赛
adj.
超时的，加班的
adv.
加班地
v.[T]
使超时

同：	[n.] extra time
反：	[n.] regulation time

They work overtime when the hotel is full.
当饭店客满时他们就加班。收藏
We're up to our eyes in work and so all the machinists are being offered as much overtime as they want.
我们的工作非常忙，因此所有机工都能象他们所希望的那样去加班。收藏
For women workers pregnant for more than seven months it is not allowed to make them work overtime or in night shifts.
对怀孕七个月以上的女职工，不得安排其延长工作时间和夜班劳动。收藏
These new orders for our manufactures will mean working overtime.
这些订购我们产品的新订单意味着要加班。收藏
Postal workers labored overtime to speed delivery of the Christmas mail.
邮电工人加班加点以加速圣诞期间信件的发送。收藏

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work done in addition to regular working hours
playing time beyond regulation, to break a tie
[同] extra time, overtime
[反] regulation time

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