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• Some like to meet more people, make more money and new acquaintances; so they hop from job to job.(有的人喜欢多挣钱、广结交，于是不断地跳槽。)
• I took the interview, got the job, and then hop on the plane.(我在采访中，得到这份工作，然后在飞机上跳。)
• There are a large number of English teaching job postings on the Web, and generally it's easier to get hired before you hop on the plane.(网络上有很多英语教学的职位招聘，通常来说在你达到该国家之前就很容易可以应聘上了。)
• From you resume, I learned you had worked for this company for 3 years, can you tell me why do you want to quit your current job and hop to our company?(从你的简历中，我知道你已经在现在的这家公司工作3年了，能告诉我为什么你想辞去现在的工作来我们公司吗？)
• " Job-hop ping" also gives employers a chance to benefit from the new ideas and skills that different people bring to their jobs, even if such people are employed for only a short time.(“跳槽”也会使雇主有机会从不同的人为工作带来的新生意和技能中得益，即使这些人只是短期聘用。)
• However, candidates that frequently job hop are becoming less appealing to employers.(然而，对于雇主而言，那些经常跳槽的求职者却越来越没有吸引力。)
• In the 1990s, the country began grappling with the emergence of "freeters," young workers who hop from one casual job to the next.(在90时代，这个国家开始与所谓“飞特族”——年轻热从一个临时工作跳到另一个——的出现进行斗争。)