freelancing

英 [ˈfriːlɑːnsɪŋ]

美 [ˈfriːlænsɪŋ]

v.  做特约工作; 从事自由职业
freelance的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 自由职业的;独立的
  Someone who doesfreelancework or who is, for example, afreelancejournalist or photographer is not employed by one organization, but is paid for each piece of work they do by the organization they do it for.
  1. Michael Cross is a freelance journalist...
     迈克尔·克罗斯是一名自由新闻记者。
  2. Jill was starting to get some freelance writing jobs from trade magazines...
     吉尔开始从一些行业杂志接点自由撰稿的活儿。
  3. She had a baby and decided to go freelance.
     她生了孩子后决定做一个自由职业者。
  4. Freelanceis also an adverb.
     
  5. He is now working freelance from his home in Hampshire.
     他现在在汉普郡的家里从事自由职业工作。
• 同freelancer
  Afreelanceis the same as afreelancer.
• VERB 从事自由职业;独立工作
  If youfreelance, you do freelance work.
  1. She has freelanced as a writer and researcher.
     她从事自由职业，一边写作，一边搞研究。

双语例句

• They focus on the generational shift, the rise of freelancing, the skills gap and more.
  他们集中在世代交替、自由职业者的崛起和技能差距等等。
• If need be, find a way to make a living by freelancing, then work while you travel.
  如果需要的话，可以找份自由职业者的工作，边旅行边工作。
• Freelancing is not as free as you might think.
  从事自由职业并非如你想象的那般自由。
• "Freeter" is a word coined by the Japanese, the combination of "free" and "arbeiter"( the word means" worker "in German), in reference to those freelancing young people.
  “飞特族”是日本人把英语中“自由”和德语中的“工人”组合后发明的词，指那些从事自由职业的年轻人。
• It's always worth learning the pros and cons of working for an agency and freelancing, because each has its perks! Here are a few that spring to mind.
  了解设计公司和自由职业各自的优缺点总是有价值的，因为特有特点。以下是我想到的。
• Freelancing is all about the desire for more freedom and all that it entails.
  自由职业的全部，就是对自由，以及自由所赖以生存的基础的一种渴望。
• Moonlighting traditionally has meant juggling two hourly jobs, or an hourly job plus freelancing.
  当兼职族的兼职工作和本职工作起了冲突时，本职工作会被他们放到第一位。
• Unless you can find yourself doing freelancing for the long haul, remember that your goal is to look for full-time employment.
  除非你发现你自己真的可以长期做一个自由职业者，否则记住你最后的目标是找到一个全职工作。
• They're the ones who will jump the freelancing ship at the first opportunity of a good job.
  他们一有好的工作机会，就会跳下自由职业之船。
• He resigned in 2013 to be able to pursue more long-term projects, and started freelancing, mostly for Times.
  2013年，他为了能开展更多的长期项目而辞职，之后开始担任自由职业者，期间主要在为时报工作。