Moonlighter - English meaning

Moonlighter – definitions in English dictionary

noun
The pale light of the moon
Usage examples:
In addition to her teaching job, she moonlights as a waitress on weekends.

verb
To work at an extra job, especially without telling your main employer
Usage examples:
Nearly a third of nurses are moonlighting to make ends meet, according to a report., moonlight as s…

Moonlighter translation into English

Moonlighter: translate from English into Chinese

兼职者

Moonlighter: translate from English into Dutch

Beunhaas, Schnabbelaar

Moonlighter: translate from English into French

Clair de lune

Moonlighter: translate from English into German

Schwarzarbeiter

Moonlighter: translate from English into Hindi

रात में आक्रमण करनेवाला, रात में अवैध करनेवाला

Moonlighter: translate from English into Italian

Chiaro di luna

Moonlighter: translate from English into Korean

야습 참가자, 부업을 하는 사람, 밤에 부업을 하는 사람, 월광단원

Moonlighter: translate from English into Russian

Лунатик, Совместитель, Член ирландской земельной лиги

Moonlighter: translate from English into Spanish

Pluriempleado

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Moonlighter – similar words

moonlighted

verb
Have a second job, typically secretly and at night, in addition to one's regular employment.
Usage examples:
He had been moonlighting for a rival tabloid

noun
The light of the moon.
Usage examples:
The river glittered under the pale moonlight

noun
The pale light of the moon
Usage examples:
In addition to her teaching job, she moonlights as a waitress on weekends.

Moonlighted - all meanings in English

moonlight

noun
The light of the moon.
Usage examples:
The river glittered under the pale moonlight

verb
Have a second job, typically secretly and at night, in addition to one's regular employment.
Usage examples:
He had been moonlighting for a rival tabloid

noun
The pale light of the moon
Usage examples:
In addition to her teaching job, she moonlights as a waitress on weekends.

Moonlight - all meanings in English

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