| 单词 | sweatshop |
| 释义 | sweatshopBusiness basics sweat·shop /ˈswet-ʃɒp $ -ʃɑːp/ noun [countableC] BEBBa small business, factory etc where people work hard in bad conditions for very little money – used to show disapproval 血汗工厂〔工作条件恶劣而工资低微的小企业、工厂等，含贬义〕 Examples from the Corpus sweatshop• Dad rescued her from a sweatshop.• He kept a sweatshop if anyone did.• Workers in the clothing sweatshops are lucky to make $ 140 a month.• A lawyer by training, she scuffled with agribusiness over migrant workers and supervised the government crackdown on sweatshops.• She had persuaded an Oriental sweatshop to supply her with winter wear in bulk.• They worked fourteen-hour days in textile sweatshops.• Unpleasant though sweatshops may be, some argue, any work is better than no work.• There was a plentiful supply of cheap labour that could be easily employed in tiny sweatshops. From Longman Business Dictionary sweatshopsweat·shop /ˈswet-ʃɒp-ʃɑːp/ noun [countableC] disapproving a small business, factory etc where people work very hard in poor conditions for very low pay My prices are competitive but I can’t compete with the sweatshops. |
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