"job and knock" meaning in All languages combined

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  "pos": "noun",
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        "The situation where a worker completes an assigned job and is then able to leave (\"knock off\"), regardless of the time taken."
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          "worker",
          "worker"
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          "job",
          "job"
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          "knock off",
          "knock off"
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          "time",
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        "(UK, informal) The situation where a worker completes an assigned job and is then able to leave (\"knock off\"), regardless of the time taken."
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        "The situation where a worker completes an assigned job and is then able to leave (\"knock off\"), regardless of the time taken."
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          "worker",
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        [
          "job",
          "job"
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          "knock off",
          "knock off"
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          "time",
          "time"
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        "(UK, informal) The situation where a worker completes an assigned job and is then able to leave (\"knock off\"), regardless of the time taken."
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