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 **例句**
 
 - <span lang="en">She works a typical *9-to-5* job at an office.</span> <span lang="cn">她在办公室做一份典型的朝九晚五的工作。</span>
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 - <span lang="en">I'm tired of the *9-to-5* grind and want a more flexible schedule.</span> <span lang="cn">我厌倦了朝九晚五的枯燥生活，想要一个更灵活的时间安排。</span>
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 - <span lang="en">Not everyone is suited for a *9-to-5* routine.</span> <span lang="cn">并不是所有人都适合朝九晚五的作息。</span>
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