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'I'm between jobs.' It means 'I have many jobs',or 'I have no job'?

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No job. You've finished one, but not started the next. Often used as a way of saying that you are unemployed, but only when 'job' refers to your occupation, not when the 'job' is a piece of work within your current employment.
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It means, I happen to be temporarily unemployed at the moment--could also indicate that the person is currently seeking a new job; hence he/she is in a phase/state of between.
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lost job~~~
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have no job 。 u have fired the last boss ,but dont find the new work , so u r between jobs 。

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