Definition of unemployment in English:

unemployment

nounʌnɛmˈplɔɪm(ə)ntʌnɪmˈplɔɪm(ə)ntˌənəmˈplɔɪmənt

mass noun

1The state of being unemployed.
失业；失业状态
the serious level of unemployment among school-leavers
Example sentencesExamples
- Schools in sink estates send more pupils into unemployment than to further or higher education.
- Drug abuse, unemployment and prejudice are among the many difficulties facing our communities.
- This will in turn reduce serious long-term unemployment as well as youth unemployment.
- While this group is a spending group, it is also subject to mid-life redundancy and unemployment.
- The youth want to leave the country as unemployment has become a serious problem.
- Higher education is a path away from unemployment and to equality with the rest of the working world.
- It has languished long enough in the shadow of unemployment and empty promises.
- This is a very real fear for them, as unemployment has a drastic impact on people's self esteem.
- Part of the joy of unemployment is, of course, that I can scour the Internet for the least relevant links ever.
- To make any serious headway against unemployment, twice that number need to be created.
- In the next two sections we consider unemployment, and occupation and job levels.
- I have found it strange and yet logical that one of the first symptoms of unemployment is serious and serial sloth.
- One such issue is the crippling and dangerous state of unemployment amongst young people.
- Cllr Weir also went on to highlight the problem of unemployment in the Ballina area.
- He said such support could help to curb crime and unemployment in South Africa.
- In urban areas the problem of unemployment is not acute, it is serious mainly in rural areas.
- Holland has just had eight years of solid economic growth and unemployment is almost non-existent.
- Another point is that unemployment is a trap that can be hard to get out of.
- As a society, we have chosen to have a certain level of unemployment in exchange for low inflation.
- The low level of unemployment has also been a major contributor to growth.
Synonyms
redundancy, dismissal, discharge
1. 1.1 The number or proportion of unemployed people.
  失业人数；失业比率
  a time of high unemployment
  高失业率时期。
  Example sentencesExamples
  One of the main reasons is it's very difficult to get unemployment figures over a century.
  The actual unemployment rate in the shanties is much higher than official figures.
  The politicians will lose voters and the unemployment figures will certainly go up with a bang.
  The official unemployment figures for April also point to a contracting economy.
  Critics perceived it as a desperate government policy to hide the soaring unemployment figures of the day.
  Inflation, unemployment and retail sales figures are all forecast to point to a slowdown.
  The drop in Maori unemployment on a proportionate basis has been most impressive.
  One suspects that at least some of the reason is that the unemployment figures are thereby massaged.
  It would lower unemployment figures because more people would be able to do it.
  The decease in the unemployment figures did little to increase the government's popularity.
  The unemployment figure in this country is the lowest that it has been in a generation.
  A number of policies were introduced which caused the unemployment figures to drop.
  So all this economic growth stuff and unemployment figures may be wide of the real mark.
  The index saw its biggest rise for nine months in July when record unemployment figures were announced.
  The latest UK unemployment figures have shown a small fall in the number of jobless.
  Also the second oil crisis towards the end of the 1970s had an influence on the unemployment figures.
  With six-and-a-half per cent unemployment, we have the worst figures in the region.
  It must also be said that it helps to keep the unemployment figures at an acceptable level.
  The achievement by this government I am most proud of is the unemployment figure.
  What will cause problems to both borrowers and lenders is if the economy takes a dive and unemployment rises.

Definition of unemployment in US English:

unemployment

nounˌənəmˈploiməntˌənəmˈplɔɪmənt

1The state of being unemployed.
失业；失业状态
Example sentencesExamples
- Higher education is a path away from unemployment and to equality with the rest of the working world.
- Holland has just had eight years of solid economic growth and unemployment is almost non-existent.
- Cllr Weir also went on to highlight the problem of unemployment in the Ballina area.
- Another point is that unemployment is a trap that can be hard to get out of.
- Drug abuse, unemployment and prejudice are among the many difficulties facing our communities.
- This is a very real fear for them, as unemployment has a drastic impact on people's self esteem.
- In the next two sections we consider unemployment, and occupation and job levels.
- It has languished long enough in the shadow of unemployment and empty promises.
- This will in turn reduce serious long-term unemployment as well as youth unemployment.
- As a society, we have chosen to have a certain level of unemployment in exchange for low inflation.
- In urban areas the problem of unemployment is not acute, it is serious mainly in rural areas.
- While this group is a spending group, it is also subject to mid-life redundancy and unemployment.
- Schools in sink estates send more pupils into unemployment than to further or higher education.
- Part of the joy of unemployment is, of course, that I can scour the Internet for the least relevant links ever.
- The youth want to leave the country as unemployment has become a serious problem.
- He said such support could help to curb crime and unemployment in South Africa.
- The low level of unemployment has also been a major contributor to growth.
- I have found it strange and yet logical that one of the first symptoms of unemployment is serious and serial sloth.
- To make any serious headway against unemployment, twice that number need to be created.
- One such issue is the crippling and dangerous state of unemployment amongst young people.
Synonyms
redundancy, dismissal, discharge
1. 1.1 The number or proportion of unemployed people.
  失业人数；失业比率
  a time of high unemployment
  高失业率时期。
  Example sentencesExamples
  One suspects that at least some of the reason is that the unemployment figures are thereby massaged.
  It must also be said that it helps to keep the unemployment figures at an acceptable level.
  The politicians will lose voters and the unemployment figures will certainly go up with a bang.
  It would lower unemployment figures because more people would be able to do it.
  Also the second oil crisis towards the end of the 1970s had an influence on the unemployment figures.
  What will cause problems to both borrowers and lenders is if the economy takes a dive and unemployment rises.
  The index saw its biggest rise for nine months in July when record unemployment figures were announced.
  The unemployment figure in this country is the lowest that it has been in a generation.
  Inflation, unemployment and retail sales figures are all forecast to point to a slowdown.
  A number of policies were introduced which caused the unemployment figures to drop.
  The actual unemployment rate in the shanties is much higher than official figures.
  The achievement by this government I am most proud of is the unemployment figure.
  With six-and-a-half per cent unemployment, we have the worst figures in the region.
  One of the main reasons is it's very difficult to get unemployment figures over a century.
  Critics perceived it as a desperate government policy to hide the soaring unemployment figures of the day.
  The drop in Maori unemployment on a proportionate basis has been most impressive.
  The official unemployment figures for April also point to a contracting economy.
  So all this economic growth stuff and unemployment figures may be wide of the real mark.
  The latest UK unemployment figures have shown a small fall in the number of jobless.
  The decease in the unemployment figures did little to increase the government's popularity.
2. 1.2
  short for unemployment benefit

单词	unemployment
释义	Definition of unemployment in English: unemployment nounʌnɛmˈplɔɪm(ə)ntʌnɪmˈplɔɪm(ə)ntˌənəmˈplɔɪmənt mass noun 1The state of being unemployed. 失业；失业状态 the serious level of unemployment among school-leavers Example sentencesExamples Schools in sink estates send more pupils into unemployment than to further or higher education. Drug abuse, unemployment and prejudice are among the many difficulties facing our communities. This will in turn reduce serious long-term unemployment as well as youth unemployment. While this group is a spending group, it is also subject to mid-life redundancy and unemployment. The youth want to leave the country as unemployment has become a serious problem. Higher education is a path away from unemployment and to equality with the rest of the working world. It has languished long enough in the shadow of unemployment and empty promises. This is a very real fear for them, as unemployment has a drastic impact on people's self esteem. Part of the joy of unemployment is, of course, that I can scour the Internet for the least relevant links ever. To make any serious headway against unemployment, twice that number need to be created. In the next two sections we consider unemployment, and occupation and job levels. I have found it strange and yet logical that one of the first symptoms of unemployment is serious and serial sloth. One such issue is the crippling and dangerous state of unemployment amongst young people. Cllr Weir also went on to highlight the problem of unemployment in the Ballina area. He said such support could help to curb crime and unemployment in South Africa. In urban areas the problem of unemployment is not acute, it is serious mainly in rural areas. Holland has just had eight years of solid economic growth and unemployment is almost non-existent. Another point is that unemployment is a trap that can be hard to get out of. As a society, we have chosen to have a certain level of unemployment in exchange for low inflation. The low level of unemployment has also been a major contributor to growth. Synonyms redundancy, dismissal, discharge 1.1 The number or proportion of unemployed people. 失业人数；失业比率 a time of high unemployment 高失业率时期。 Example sentencesExamples One of the main reasons is it's very difficult to get unemployment figures over a century. The actual unemployment rate in the shanties is much higher than official figures. The politicians will lose voters and the unemployment figures will certainly go up with a bang. The official unemployment figures for April also point to a contracting economy. Critics perceived it as a desperate government policy to hide the soaring unemployment figures of the day. Inflation, unemployment and retail sales figures are all forecast to point to a slowdown. The drop in Maori unemployment on a proportionate basis has been most impressive. One suspects that at least some of the reason is that the unemployment figures are thereby massaged. It would lower unemployment figures because more people would be able to do it. The decease in the unemployment figures did little to increase the government's popularity. The unemployment figure in this country is the lowest that it has been in a generation. A number of policies were introduced which caused the unemployment figures to drop. So all this economic growth stuff and unemployment figures may be wide of the real mark. The index saw its biggest rise for nine months in July when record unemployment figures were announced. The latest UK unemployment figures have shown a small fall in the number of jobless. Also the second oil crisis towards the end of the 1970s had an influence on the unemployment figures. With six-and-a-half per cent unemployment, we have the worst figures in the region. It must also be said that it helps to keep the unemployment figures at an acceptable level. The achievement by this government I am most proud of is the unemployment figure. What will cause problems to both borrowers and lenders is if the economy takes a dive and unemployment rises. Definition of unemployment in US English: unemployment nounˌənəmˈploiməntˌənəmˈplɔɪmənt 1The state of being unemployed. 失业；失业状态 Example sentencesExamples Higher education is a path away from unemployment and to equality with the rest of the working world. Holland has just had eight years of solid economic growth and unemployment is almost non-existent. Cllr Weir also went on to highlight the problem of unemployment in the Ballina area. Another point is that unemployment is a trap that can be hard to get out of. Drug abuse, unemployment and prejudice are among the many difficulties facing our communities. This is a very real fear for them, as unemployment has a drastic impact on people's self esteem. In the next two sections we consider unemployment, and occupation and job levels. It has languished long enough in the shadow of unemployment and empty promises. This will in turn reduce serious long-term unemployment as well as youth unemployment. As a society, we have chosen to have a certain level of unemployment in exchange for low inflation. In urban areas the problem of unemployment is not acute, it is serious mainly in rural areas. While this group is a spending group, it is also subject to mid-life redundancy and unemployment. Schools in sink estates send more pupils into unemployment than to further or higher education. Part of the joy of unemployment is, of course, that I can scour the Internet for the least relevant links ever. The youth want to leave the country as unemployment has become a serious problem. He said such support could help to curb crime and unemployment in South Africa. The low level of unemployment has also been a major contributor to growth. I have found it strange and yet logical that one of the first symptoms of unemployment is serious and serial sloth. To make any serious headway against unemployment, twice that number need to be created. One such issue is the crippling and dangerous state of unemployment amongst young people. Synonyms redundancy, dismissal, discharge 1.1 The number or proportion of unemployed people. 失业人数；失业比率 a time of high unemployment 高失业率时期。 Example sentencesExamples One suspects that at least some of the reason is that the unemployment figures are thereby massaged. It must also be said that it helps to keep the unemployment figures at an acceptable level. The politicians will lose voters and the unemployment figures will certainly go up with a bang. It would lower unemployment figures because more people would be able to do it. Also the second oil crisis towards the end of the 1970s had an influence on the unemployment figures. What will cause problems to both borrowers and lenders is if the economy takes a dive and unemployment rises. The index saw its biggest rise for nine months in July when record unemployment figures were announced. The unemployment figure in this country is the lowest that it has been in a generation. Inflation, unemployment and retail sales figures are all forecast to point to a slowdown. A number of policies were introduced which caused the unemployment figures to drop. The actual unemployment rate in the shanties is much higher than official figures. The achievement by this government I am most proud of is the unemployment figure. With six-and-a-half per cent unemployment, we have the worst figures in the region. One of the main reasons is it's very difficult to get unemployment figures over a century. Critics perceived it as a desperate government policy to hide the soaring unemployment figures of the day. The drop in Maori unemployment on a proportionate basis has been most impressive. The official unemployment figures for April also point to a contracting economy. So all this economic growth stuff and unemployment figures may be wide of the real mark. The latest UK unemployment figures have shown a small fall in the number of jobless. The decease in the unemployment figures did little to increase the government's popularity. 1.2 short for unemployment benefit
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