shàng bān zú
office workers (as social group)
bān
team
class
squad
work shift
ranking
CL:個|个[ge4]
classifier for groups
shàng bān
to go to work
to be on duty
to start work
to go to the office
bān huì
class meeting (in schools)
bān zi
organized group
theatrical troupe
àn bù jiù bān
to follow the prescribed order; to keep to the working routine (idiom)
tóng bān
to be in the same class
to be in the same squad
classmate
bān dǐ
ordinary members of theatrical troupe
bān jī
airliner
(regular) flight
CL:趟[tang4],次[ci4],班[ban1]
gēn bān
attendant
footman (servant)
bān cì
grade
class number (in school)
flight or run number
flight or run (seen as an item)
shift (work period)
bān jí
class (group of students)
grade (in school)
jiē bān
to take over (from those working the previous shift)
to take over (in a leadership role etc)
to succeed sb
dà bān
tai-pan
business executive
foreign business manager
top class of kindergarten or school grade
bān zhǔ rèn
teacher in charge of a class
Lǔ Bān
Lu Ban, legendary master craftsman, called the father of Chinese carpentry
mò bān chē
last bus or train
last chance
xià bān
to finish work
to get off work
lǐng bān
supervisor
foreman
head waiter or waitress
bān zhǎng
class monitor
squad leader
team leader
CL:個|个[ge4]
háng bān
scheduled flight
flight number
plane
scheduled sailing
sailing number
passenger ship
bān zǔ
group or team (in factories etc)
fǔ dǎo bān
tutorial class
remedial class
preparatory course
shàng bān shí jiān
time of going to work
the morning rush hour
bǔ xí bān
cram class
cram school
evening classes
fēn bān
to divide people into groups, teams, squads etc
Tǎ lì bān
Taliban (Farsi: student), Afghan guerrilla faction
zǎo bān
early shift
morning work shift
Bù lǐ sī bān
Brisbane, capital of Queensland, Australia
bān qī
schedule (for flight, voyage etc)
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