surname Ban

team; class; grade; (military) squad; work shift; classifier for groups of people and scheduled transport vehicles

Spain

to finish work; to get off work; next service (train, bus etc)

(scheduled) flight; (scheduled) sailing

Spanish language

airliner; (regular) flight (CL:趟[tang4],次[ci4],班[ban1])

to work overtime

to work a shift; on duty

(in the) class

class monitor; squad leader; team leader; CL:個|个[ge4]

night shift

(surname) Banks; Banksy (UK artist)

Spaniard; Spanish person

class (group of students); grade (in school)

the Taliban, Islamist organization that emerged in the mid-1990s in Afghanistan

attendant; footman (servant)

teacher in charge of a class

choir

to change shift; the next work shift; to relieve (a workman on the previous shift); to take over the job

regular bus (service)

shift working

the whole class

supervisor; foreman; head waiter or waitress

to work one's shift

office workers (as social group)

to be in the same class; to be in the same squad; classmate

cram class; cram school; evening classes

successor

early shift; morning work shift

night shift

(idiom) to follow the prescribed order; to keep to the working routine

Bangui, capital of Central African Republic

overtime pay

working hours; office hours

classmate

Spanish (language)

to take over (from those working the previous shift); to take over (in a leadership role etc); to succeed sb

middle shift; swing shift; early night shift; middle class in kindergarten (4–5 year olds)

to hand over to the next workshift

(Tw) to take over sb's job; to substitute for

to be off duty

to change shifts; to work in turns

to divide people into groups, teams, squads etc

to work office hours; on duty

tai-pan; business executive; foreign business manager; top class of kindergarten or school grade

last service (of train, bus, boat etc)

Durban (city in South Africa)

advanced stream (in school); express (train, bus etc)