baito用英语怎么说

Baito is a Japanese word that means "part-time job" or "temporary job". It comes from the Japanese verb "baito suru", which means "to work part-time".

For example,

John is looking for a baito to earn some extra money while he is in college.
Mary is working a baito at a local café to help pay her rent.

In English, we can also use the word "part-time" or "temporary" to refer to this type of job.

For example,

John is looking for a part-time job to earn some extra money while he is in college.
Mary is working a temporary job at a local café to help pay her rent.