- 看过 gig 的人也看了 :
- engagement
- appearance
- concert
- recital
- performance
- job
- employment
gig 的 3 个定义
- a single professional engagement of one or more performers, especially of jazz or rock musicians: His band has a gig at a club in New Jersey.
- a live performance, as on a stage: I went to see my friend's comedy gig.
- any job, especially one of short or uncertain duration: Years ago he had a teaching gig out west somewhere.
- relating to or being a job of short or uncertain duration: Gig workers don't receive benefits such as health insurance.
gigged, gig·ging.
- to work as a musician or other performer, especially in a single engagement: That vocalist has gigged with some of the biggest names in the business.
- to work at any job, especially one of short or uncertain duration: He gigs as a clown at children’s birthday parties.
gig 近义词
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更多gig例句
- Bastian Lehman, CEO of Postmates, also penned an op-ed on CNN about gig workers and how there needs to be a third classification of workers, which is essentially what Prop 22 is pushing.
- One recent gig took place across three different locations, including a beach town in the south of France and New York City.
- It was a temporary position holding him over between hospital gigs in Austin and New Mexico, where he now lives and works.
- The phone-hanging tactic may reflect increased competition among workers for Flex jobs among workers at a time when Uber and Lyft rides—another popular source of so-called gig work—are in decline due to the pandemic.
- As gig companies continue to campaign against worker reclassification, some are now hiring full-time employees positioned to organize such efforts.
- Monster Jam executives “have test driven quite a few women that have decided to pass” on the gig, Johnson said.
- Inspiring others to follow in their footsteps is one of the best parts of the gig, the drivers said.
- Meet the psychics preying on the elderly with a mail-order moneymaking gig that netted them millions a year.
- She occasionally has to dress up as a mermaid for her gig at a fancy Miami hotel.
- Ironically, his quick recovery after such a room-cooling moment could still land him the gig.
- The captain's white gig having been manned, he seated himself in the stern sheets, a large flag trailing in the water behind him.
- The boat was a man-of-war's small four-oared gig; her outfit was scanty, but what was necessary we rapidly improvised.
- And with that Macfarlane took his departure and drove off up the wynd in his gig to get under cover before daylight.
- Once I said to him on a wery rainy day, "Sir, shall I bring the gig down to your office?"
- We rode in a gig, and our animal was a steady-going mare, and behaved as such; but all had not gigs or steady-going mares.