Professions & Jobs
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- 珠宝商zhū bǎo shāngjeweler; jewelry merchantHSK 7-9
- 程序员chéng xù yuánprogrammerHSK 7-9
- 组织者zǔ zhī zhěorganizerHSK 7-9
- 蓝领lán lǐngblue-collar workerHSK 7-9
- 钢琴师gāng qín shīpianistHSK 7-9
- 领航员lǐng háng yuánnavigator; pilotHSK 7-9
- 主治医师zhǔ zhì yī shīattending physician; physician in charge of a caseHSK 7-9
- 副业fù yèsideline; side occupationHSK 7-9
- 办事员bàn shì yuánoffice worker; clerk (responsible for routine administrative tasks)HSK 7-9
- 娼妇chāng fù(historical) prostitute, female sex worker; (vulgar insult) bitch, whoreHSK 7-9
- 求职qiú zhíto seek employment; to look for a jobHSK 6
- 花匠huā jiàngflower grower; horticulturist specializing in flowersHSK 7-9
- 裁判员cái pàn yuán(sports, competitions) referee, umpire, judgeHSK 7-9
- 调度员diàodispatcher, controllerHSK 7-9
- 专人zhuān rénperson specially assigned for a specific task; specialistHSK 7-9
- 事业有成shì yè yǒuto achieve success in one's careerHSK 7-9
- 伍长wǔ cháng(historical) leader of a five-man squad in ancient Chinese militaryHSK 7-9
- 公仆gōng púpublic servant (government official serving the people, with ideological overtones)HSK 7-9
- 勤杂工qín zá gōnghandyman; odd-job manHSK 7-9
- 号房háo(historical) dormitory for imperial examination candidates; janitor's room; reception office; janitor; receptionistHSK 7-9
- 干员gāncapable official; cadreHSK 7-9
- 庸医yōng yīquack; charlatan (fraudulent or incompetent doctor)HSK 7-9
- 御医yù yīimperial physicianHSK 7-9
- 车夫chē fū(historical) cart driver, rickshaw puller; chauffeur, hired driverHSK 7-9
- 送货员sòng huò yuándelivery person, deliverymanHSK 7-9
- 天职tiān zhívocation; sacred duty; callingHSK 7-9
- 思想家sī xiǎng jiāthinkerHSK 7-9
- 新秀xīn xiùrising star, up-and-coming talentHSK 7-9
- 仕shì(bound form) to serve as an official; office-holding (in literary/formal contexts)HSK 7-9
- 信差xìn chāimessenger; mail carrier; postmanHSK 7-9
- 出任chū rènto take up a post, to assume a positionHSK 7-9
- 出道chū dào(of an entertainer) to debut, to make one's first public appearance; to start a professional career in the entertainment industryHSK 7-9
- 分析家fēn xī jiāanalystHSK 7-9
- 护兵hù bīngbodyguard; military guardHSK 7-9
- 渔民yú mínfisherman; fisher folkHSK 7-9
- 班主任bān zhǔ rènhomeroom teacher; class teacherHSK 7-9
- 苦工kǔ gōnghard manual work, labor (often physical and demanding); a laborer, a person who does heavy physical workHSK 7-9
- 跳槽tiào cáoto change jobs; job-hoppingHSK 7-9
- 从警cōngto work as a police officer; to engage in police workHSK 7-9
- 从业cóng yèto work in (a profession or industry), to be engaged inHSK 6
- 处长chǔdepartment head, section chiefHSK 7-9
- 懂行dǒng hángto know the ropes; to be an insider in a field; to really understand one's tradeHSK 7-9
- 掮客qián kè(derogatory) broker, middleman, fixerHSK 7-9
- 管理人guǎn lǐ rénmanager; administrator; person in chargeHSK 7-9
- 美容师měi róng shībeauticianHSK 7-9
- 苦差kǔ chāihard and unprofitable job; thankless taskHSK 7-9
- 乐师lèmusicianHSK 7-9
- 二把手èr bǎ shǒusecond-in-command, deputy leaderHSK 7-9
- 值勤zhí qínto be on duty; to be on guard duty; to do one's shiftHSK 7-9
- 剑客jiàn kèswordsman, fencing masterHSK 7-9
- 哲人zhé rénsage; philosopherHSK 7-9
- 富商fù shāngrich merchant, wealthy businessmanHSK 7-9
- 小提琴手xiǎo tí qín shǒuviolinistHSK 7-9
- 干部gàn bùcadre; government official; leading member (of a work unit, party organ, or state enterprise)HSK 7-9
- 牛郎Niú láng(legendary figure) the Cowherd from the '牛郎织女' folk tale; (literal) cowherd, cattle herderHSK 7-9
- 台长tāihead of a broadcasting stationHSK 7-9
- 将领jiàng lǐnghigh-ranking military officer; generalHSK 7-9
- 拓荒者tuò huāng zhěpioneer, trailblazer, pathbreakerHSK 7-9
- 无业wú yèto be unemployed; to be out of work; to have no property; to be without assetsHSK 7-9
- 术士shùhistorical scholar and ritual specialist (Confucian, Daoist, etc.); magician, sorcerer, practitioner of occult artsHSK 7-9