long/regular/late etc hours

WORK/DO WORKused to say how long someone works or does things every day, or when they work or do things （工作）时间长/固定/晚等

the long hours worked by hospital doctors

医院医生很长的工作时间

Many hospital staff have to work unsocial hours (=work in the evenings and weekends so that they cannot spend time with family or friends).

许多医院员工必须在非正常时间上班。

She knew that he kept late hours (=stayed up late).

她知道他晚睡。

work all the hours God sends (=work all the time that you can) 利用一切可能的时间工作

Examples from the Corpus

long/regular/late etc hours• It meant long hours for the pilots, flight deck crews, repair crews and cooks.• Instead he spent long hours alone, reading memoranda, and making check marks to indicate the recommendations that he ap-proved.• A junior hospital doctor was telling Virginia Bottomley of the long hours he worked in casualty.• We have acted to reduce the long hours worked by junior doctors in hospitals.• These data are there for the asking, and they can provide a shortcut to long hours of interviews and observations.• It provides leisure time, one of the prime goals for which most men work long hours and years.• He had gone to Peterborough and worked long hours in a canning factory only so that he could own this bike.• During the decline of hand-loom weaving, more and more families were brought under the necessity of working longer hours.

→ long/regular/late etc hours at hour(2)

单词	long/regular/late etc hours
释义	long/regular/late etc hours long/regular/late etc hours WORK/DO WORKused to say how long someone works or does things every day, or when they work or do things （工作）时间长/固定/晚等 the long hours worked by hospital doctors 医院医生很长的工作时间 Many hospital staff have to work unsocial hours (=work in the evenings and weekends so that they cannot spend time with family or friends). 许多医院员工必须在非正常时间上班。 She knew that he kept late hours (=stayed up late). 她知道他晚睡。 work all the hours God sends (=work all the time that you can) 利用一切可能的时间工作 Examples from the Corpus long/regular/late etc hours• It meant long hours for the pilots, flight deck crews, repair crews and cooks.• Instead he spent long hours alone, reading memoranda, and making check marks to indicate the recommendations that he ap-proved.• A junior hospital doctor was telling Virginia Bottomley of the long hours he worked in casualty.• We have acted to reduce the long hours worked by junior doctors in hospitals.• These data are there for the asking, and they can provide a shortcut to long hours of interviews and observations.• It provides leisure time, one of the prime goals for which most men work long hours and years.• He had gone to Peterborough and worked long hours in a canning factory only so that he could own this bike.• During the decline of hand-loom weaving, more and more families were brought under the necessity of working longer hours. → long/regular/late etc hours at hour(2)
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