Lingaku- leaving on time (e.g. as opposed to paid or unpaid overtime)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- leaving on time (e.g. as opposed to paid or unpaid overtime)
This phrase is used to indicate that someone is finishing work at the scheduled time, rather than staying late for additional hours. It emphasizes adherence to regular work hours.
I plan to leave on time today.
He makes it a point to leave on time every day.
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ていじあがり定時上がりをするto leave on timeていじあがり定時上がりをめざす目指すto aim to leave on timeていじあがり定時上がりのしょくば職場workplace with on-time departuresていじあがり定時上がりのせいど制度system for leaving on timeていじあがり定時上がりをしゅうかん習慣にするto make leaving on time a habitまんいんでんしゃ満員電車をさけて避けてていじあがり定時上がりleaving on time to avoid crowded trainsていじあがり定時上がりのめりっとメリットbenefits of leaving on timeしごと仕事をていじあがり定時上がりにきりあげる切り上げるto wrap up work to leave on timeていじあがり定時上がりをすいしょう推奨するto encourage leaving on timeていじあがり定時上がりがみとめられる認められるto be allowed to leave on time
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