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值班 (zhí bān) is used to refer to someone who is on duty or working a shift. It is commonly used in the context of a job or profession, such as a security guard, nurse, or doctor. It can also be used to refer to someone who is responsible for a particular task or activity, such as a teacher or supervisor.
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值班 (zhí bān) and 出勤 (chū qìn) both mean "be on duty", but they are used in different contexts. 值班 (zhí bān) is used to refer to someone who is assigned to work a certain shift or to be on call for a certain period of time. 出勤 (chū qìn) is used to refer to someone who is present at work during their assigned hours.
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