Definition of job lot in English:

job lot

noun

A miscellaneous group of articles, especially when sold or bought together.
（尤指售出或买进的）一批杂货
a job lot of stuff I bought from a demolition firm
我从一家拆迁公司买的一批杂货。
Example sentencesExamples
- But the polo shirts are now totally unavailable, so the dear is buying a job lot from Primark and sewing on girl guide logos.
- As for my mum, she's really gone overboard on the death front, buying a job lot of ‘With Sympathy’ cards.
- His obsession with clocks spurred him to buy a job lot of returned timepieces from Ikea, which he has transformed into an art installation.
- They had new metal lecterns, bought in a job lot from Ikea, and I had been up all night assembling the bloody things.
- Mention a fourth commercial TV network in this country and suddenly the dire predictions emerge in job lots.
- They said he was dealing with justice as a job lot, which seemed to be a fairly appropriate phrase.
- This is because IL&P is only interested in NIB, whose Australian parent has said it will only sell NIB and Northern Bank as a job lot.
- A local businessman is offering for sale a most unusual item which was brought to him as part of a job lot of scrap.
- Fitzroy ended up being sold to Brisbane as part of a job lot for $18.75 and a slab of beer.
- The closure of the gap and the erection of a new flyover have been put together in what seems to be a bureaucratic job lot.
- If I were a Premier League manager I'd seriously look at the pair of them as a job lot.
- They drove around a lot and bought a job lot of shortbread.
- We bought paintings in job lots from the sale room in George Street and accumulated furniture as we went along.
- Too often, all three groups are promoted as one job lot labelled ‘progress in biotechnology’.
- Run-of-the-mill politicians I've snapped up in job lots.
- His campaigning uniform is a dark suit and black loafers, his tie a startling shade of red, one of five he bought as a job lot.
- I mean, we have tried to sell New Zealand First as a job lot, but nobody else in the world wanted to take it.
- As I pushed through the last strings of a job lot of whalebone corsets, I was finally able to come upon the books.
- The only stipulation is that whoever buys them has to take the job lot; no selling of certain items will be available.
- So Cap has bought a job lot of light blue sweatshirts at Primark and sewn the girl guide badge on.

Definition of job lot in US English:

job lot

nounˈjäb ˈˌlätˈdʒɑb ˈˌlɑt

A miscellaneous group of articles, especially when sold or bought together.
（尤指售出或买进的）一批杂货
a job lot of stuff I bought from a demolition firm
我从一家拆迁公司买的一批杂货。
Example sentencesExamples
- This is because IL&P is only interested in NIB, whose Australian parent has said it will only sell NIB and Northern Bank as a job lot.
- Run-of-the-mill politicians I've snapped up in job lots.
- They said he was dealing with justice as a job lot, which seemed to be a fairly appropriate phrase.
- As I pushed through the last strings of a job lot of whalebone corsets, I was finally able to come upon the books.
- Too often, all three groups are promoted as one job lot labelled ‘progress in biotechnology’.
- The only stipulation is that whoever buys them has to take the job lot; no selling of certain items will be available.
- As for my mum, she's really gone overboard on the death front, buying a job lot of ‘With Sympathy’ cards.
- We bought paintings in job lots from the sale room in George Street and accumulated furniture as we went along.
- The closure of the gap and the erection of a new flyover have been put together in what seems to be a bureaucratic job lot.
- They had new metal lecterns, bought in a job lot from Ikea, and I had been up all night assembling the bloody things.
- Mention a fourth commercial TV network in this country and suddenly the dire predictions emerge in job lots.
- Fitzroy ended up being sold to Brisbane as part of a job lot for $18.75 and a slab of beer.
- If I were a Premier League manager I'd seriously look at the pair of them as a job lot.
- A local businessman is offering for sale a most unusual item which was brought to him as part of a job lot of scrap.
- His obsession with clocks spurred him to buy a job lot of returned timepieces from Ikea, which he has transformed into an art installation.
- So Cap has bought a job lot of light blue sweatshirts at Primark and sewn the girl guide badge on.
- I mean, we have tried to sell New Zealand First as a job lot, but nobody else in the world wanted to take it.
- His campaigning uniform is a dark suit and black loafers, his tie a startling shade of red, one of five he bought as a job lot.
- But the polo shirts are now totally unavailable, so the dear is buying a job lot from Primark and sewing on girl guide logos.
- They drove around a lot and bought a job lot of shortbread.

单词	job lot
释义	Definition of job lot in English: job lot noun A miscellaneous group of articles, especially when sold or bought together. （尤指售出或买进的）一批杂货 a job lot of stuff I bought from a demolition firm 我从一家拆迁公司买的一批杂货。 Example sentencesExamples But the polo shirts are now totally unavailable, so the dear is buying a job lot from Primark and sewing on girl guide logos. As for my mum, she's really gone overboard on the death front, buying a job lot of ‘With Sympathy’ cards. His obsession with clocks spurred him to buy a job lot of returned timepieces from Ikea, which he has transformed into an art installation. They had new metal lecterns, bought in a job lot from Ikea, and I had been up all night assembling the bloody things. Mention a fourth commercial TV network in this country and suddenly the dire predictions emerge in job lots. They said he was dealing with justice as a job lot, which seemed to be a fairly appropriate phrase. This is because IL&P is only interested in NIB, whose Australian parent has said it will only sell NIB and Northern Bank as a job lot. A local businessman is offering for sale a most unusual item which was brought to him as part of a job lot of scrap. Fitzroy ended up being sold to Brisbane as part of a job lot for $18.75 and a slab of beer. The closure of the gap and the erection of a new flyover have been put together in what seems to be a bureaucratic job lot. If I were a Premier League manager I'd seriously look at the pair of them as a job lot. They drove around a lot and bought a job lot of shortbread. We bought paintings in job lots from the sale room in George Street and accumulated furniture as we went along. Too often, all three groups are promoted as one job lot labelled ‘progress in biotechnology’. Run-of-the-mill politicians I've snapped up in job lots. His campaigning uniform is a dark suit and black loafers, his tie a startling shade of red, one of five he bought as a job lot. I mean, we have tried to sell New Zealand First as a job lot, but nobody else in the world wanted to take it. As I pushed through the last strings of a job lot of whalebone corsets, I was finally able to come upon the books. The only stipulation is that whoever buys them has to take the job lot; no selling of certain items will be available. So Cap has bought a job lot of light blue sweatshirts at Primark and sewn the girl guide badge on. Definition of job lot in US English: job lot nounˈjäb ˈˌlätˈdʒɑb ˈˌlɑt A miscellaneous group of articles, especially when sold or bought together. （尤指售出或买进的）一批杂货 a job lot of stuff I bought from a demolition firm 我从一家拆迁公司买的一批杂货。 Example sentencesExamples This is because IL&P is only interested in NIB, whose Australian parent has said it will only sell NIB and Northern Bank as a job lot. Run-of-the-mill politicians I've snapped up in job lots. They said he was dealing with justice as a job lot, which seemed to be a fairly appropriate phrase. As I pushed through the last strings of a job lot of whalebone corsets, I was finally able to come upon the books. Too often, all three groups are promoted as one job lot labelled ‘progress in biotechnology’. The only stipulation is that whoever buys them has to take the job lot; no selling of certain items will be available. As for my mum, she's really gone overboard on the death front, buying a job lot of ‘With Sympathy’ cards. We bought paintings in job lots from the sale room in George Street and accumulated furniture as we went along. The closure of the gap and the erection of a new flyover have been put together in what seems to be a bureaucratic job lot. They had new metal lecterns, bought in a job lot from Ikea, and I had been up all night assembling the bloody things. Mention a fourth commercial TV network in this country and suddenly the dire predictions emerge in job lots. Fitzroy ended up being sold to Brisbane as part of a job lot for $18.75 and a slab of beer. If I were a Premier League manager I'd seriously look at the pair of them as a job lot. A local businessman is offering for sale a most unusual item which was brought to him as part of a job lot of scrap. His obsession with clocks spurred him to buy a job lot of returned timepieces from Ikea, which he has transformed into an art installation. So Cap has bought a job lot of light blue sweatshirts at Primark and sewn the girl guide badge on. I mean, we have tried to sell New Zealand First as a job lot, but nobody else in the world wanted to take it. His campaigning uniform is a dark suit and black loafers, his tie a startling shade of red, one of five he bought as a job lot. But the polo shirts are now totally unavailable, so the dear is buying a job lot from Primark and sewing on girl guide logos. They drove around a lot and bought a job lot of shortbread.
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