Definition of McJob in English:

McJob

noun məkˈdʒɒbməkˈjäb

A low-paid job with few prospects.
while trying to get established, she worked in the usual series of no-hope McJobs
Example sentencesExamples
- Bagging groceries for the elderly, scrubbing dishes at pizzerias or flipping greasy burgers at a McJob is about as glamorous as employment gets for most 16 year olds.
- Slightly disappointing, I'd have liked the hike in pay and the new location, but on the flip side, the job would have been a McJob.
- Furthermore a McJob provides for many the first step into much more exciting work.
- Many expected that North American would be reduced to a McJobs economy buying the output of sweatshops located in Far-East dictatorships.
- There's not one mention of a slacker or a McJob anywhere.
- If you aspire to a McJob, you will receive McWages, and there is nothing for it.
- I lived on the dole, and I wanted a McJob so I could buy the stuff other people had, because it would make me happy.
- Incidentally, I think that Webster's has it wrong; a McJob isn't just a low-paid dead-end job.

Origin

1980s: from McDonald's, a chain of fast food restaurants, + job, with allusion to the company’s practice of using Mc- in its proprietary product names.

Definition of McJob in US English:

McJob

nounməkˈjäb

A low-paid job with few prospects.
while trying to get established, she worked in the usual series of no-hope McJobs
Example sentencesExamples
- Bagging groceries for the elderly, scrubbing dishes at pizzerias or flipping greasy burgers at a McJob is about as glamorous as employment gets for most 16 year olds.
- If you aspire to a McJob, you will receive McWages, and there is nothing for it.
- Many expected that North American would be reduced to a McJobs economy buying the output of sweatshops located in Far-East dictatorships.
- Furthermore a McJob provides for many the first step into much more exciting work.
- Slightly disappointing, I'd have liked the hike in pay and the new location, but on the flip side, the job would have been a McJob.
- Incidentally, I think that Webster's has it wrong; a McJob isn't just a low-paid dead-end job.
- There's not one mention of a slacker or a McJob anywhere.
- I lived on the dole, and I wanted a McJob so I could buy the stuff other people had, because it would make me happy.

Origin

1980s: from McDonald's, a chain of fast food restaurants, + job, with allusion to the company’s practice of using Mc- in its proprietary product names.

单词	McJob
释义	Definition of McJob in English: McJob noun məkˈdʒɒbməkˈjäb A low-paid job with few prospects. while trying to get established, she worked in the usual series of no-hope McJobs Example sentencesExamples Bagging groceries for the elderly, scrubbing dishes at pizzerias or flipping greasy burgers at a McJob is about as glamorous as employment gets for most 16 year olds. Slightly disappointing, I'd have liked the hike in pay and the new location, but on the flip side, the job would have been a McJob. Furthermore a McJob provides for many the first step into much more exciting work. Many expected that North American would be reduced to a McJobs economy buying the output of sweatshops located in Far-East dictatorships. There's not one mention of a slacker or a McJob anywhere. If you aspire to a McJob, you will receive McWages, and there is nothing for it. I lived on the dole, and I wanted a McJob so I could buy the stuff other people had, because it would make me happy. Incidentally, I think that Webster's has it wrong; a McJob isn't just a low-paid dead-end job. Origin 1980s: from McDonald's, a chain of fast food restaurants, + job, with allusion to the company’s practice of using Mc- in its proprietary product names. Definition of McJob in US English: McJob nounməkˈjäb A low-paid job with few prospects. while trying to get established, she worked in the usual series of no-hope McJobs Example sentencesExamples Bagging groceries for the elderly, scrubbing dishes at pizzerias or flipping greasy burgers at a McJob is about as glamorous as employment gets for most 16 year olds. If you aspire to a McJob, you will receive McWages, and there is nothing for it. Many expected that North American would be reduced to a McJobs economy buying the output of sweatshops located in Far-East dictatorships. Furthermore a McJob provides for many the first step into much more exciting work. Slightly disappointing, I'd have liked the hike in pay and the new location, but on the flip side, the job would have been a McJob. Incidentally, I think that Webster's has it wrong; a McJob isn't just a low-paid dead-end job. There's not one mention of a slacker or a McJob anywhere. I lived on the dole, and I wanted a McJob so I could buy the stuff other people had, because it would make me happy. Origin 1980s: from McDonald's, a chain of fast food restaurants, + job, with allusion to the company’s practice of using Mc- in its proprietary product names.
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