manpower

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man·pow·er /ˈmænˌpaʊə $ -paʊr/ noun [uncountableU]

WORKERall the workers available for a particular kind of work 劳动力，人力

trained manpower

经过培训的劳动力

a scheme to increase police manpower

增加警力的计划

Examples from the Corpus

manpower• The department produces a wide range of reports relating to aspects of company manpower.• But the deployments and continual training may be taking a toll on experienced manpower, officers fear.• The neighboring kingdoms, in manpower and resources are still overwhelmingly powerful as compared to yourselves.• The main reason, without a doubt, was the over-abundance of manpower.• The country has a large pool of skilled manpower.• The police say they don't have sufficient manpower to patrol the area.• Alexander Krekich indicated that manpower problems would continue at current or lower levels for at least the next few months.• One could not get a dispensation from the mines inspectorate to increase the manpower.• The introduction of conscription was not only crucial to obtain the manpower resources necessary but also to plan a total war economy.• The Commission was set up to look at the management of the manpower resources of the National Health Service.• At the time there was a major shortage of trained manpower in computer science in the US.• It is organising the service, delivering high-quality care and using manpower and finance to the best possible effect.

From Longman Business Dictionary

manpowerman·pow·er /ˈmænˌpaʊə-ˌpaʊr/ noun [uncountableU]COMMERCE

all the workers available for a particular kind of work in a particular area

Economic expansion has created serious manpower shortages in the country.

We don’t have the manpower to open up any more offices.

单词	manpower
释义	manpower Word family nounmandommanfulnessmanhoodmankindmanlinessmannishnessman-at-armsman-eatermanholeman-hourmanhuntman of lettersman-of-warmanpackmanpowermanridermanropemanshiftmanslaughtermantrapmenfolkmenswearmanadjectivemanfulmanlessmanlymannedmannishman-mademanridingadverbmanfullymannishlyverbmanhandle man·pow·er /ˈmænˌpaʊə $ -paʊr/ noun [uncountableU] WORKERall the workers available for a particular kind of work 劳动力，人力 trained manpower 经过培训的劳动力 a scheme to increase police manpower 增加警力的计划 Examples from the Corpus manpower• The department produces a wide range of reports relating to aspects of company manpower.• But the deployments and continual training may be taking a toll on experienced manpower, officers fear.• The neighboring kingdoms, in manpower and resources are still overwhelmingly powerful as compared to yourselves.• The main reason, without a doubt, was the over-abundance of manpower.• The country has a large pool of skilled manpower.• The police say they don't have sufficient manpower to patrol the area.• Alexander Krekich indicated that manpower problems would continue at current or lower levels for at least the next few months.• One could not get a dispensation from the mines inspectorate to increase the manpower.• The introduction of conscription was not only crucial to obtain the manpower resources necessary but also to plan a total war economy.• The Commission was set up to look at the management of the manpower resources of the National Health Service.• At the time there was a major shortage of trained manpower in computer science in the US.• It is organising the service, delivering high-quality care and using manpower and finance to the best possible effect. From Longman Business Dictionary manpowerman·pow·er /ˈmænˌpaʊə-ˌpaʊr/ noun [uncountableU]COMMERCE all the workers available for a particular kind of work in a particular area Economic expansion has created serious manpower shortages in the country. We don’t have the manpower to open up any more offices.
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