| 单词 | laboring |
| 释义 | laboring labor (US), labour (UK) n: (hard work) (辛勤的) SC 劳动，劳作 láo dòng，láo zuò TC 勞動 Only dedicated labor will make this project successful. 只有辛勤劳作才能让这个项目获得成功。 labor (US), labour (UK) n: (childbirth) SC 分娩 fēn miǎn SC 生产 fēn miǎn ，shēng chǎn TC 生產 Megan's labor lasted only two hours before the baby was delivered. 梅根花了两个小时才分娩出宝宝。 labor (US), labour (UK) n: uncountable (workers) (总称) SC 工人，劳工，劳动力 gōng rén，láo gōng，láo dòng lì TC 工人，勞工，勞動力 The factory will need to hire more labor to fill these orders. 工厂需要雇佣更多工人，才能完成这些订单。 labor (US), labour (UK) n: (work) SC 劳动 láo dòng TC 勞動 SC 工作 láo dòng，gōng zuò TC 工作 This project represents several days' labour. 这个项目需要几天的工作量。 labor (US), labour (UK) vi: (do hard work) SC 努力 nǔ lì TC 努力 SC 辛勤劳作 nǔ lì，xīn qín láo zuò Medieval peasants spent their whole lives laboring. 中世纪农民一生都在辛苦劳作。 labor to do [sth] (US), labour to do [sth] (UK) v expr: (work to achieve [sth]) SC 努力工作以实现 SC 努力做到 All the translators labor to make the dictionary as good as possible. 所有翻译一同努力，让字典尽量最好。 be in labor (US), be in labour (UK) v expr: (be in process of giving birth) SC 在分娩中 SC 临盆 child labor (US), child labour (UK) n: (children: forced working) SC 童工 tóng gōng Child labor is still prevalent in some Third World countries. day labor (US), day labour (UK) n: US (work: paid by the day) SC 零工，杂工 líng gōng，zá gōng SC 按日计酬的工作 Day labor is a growing part of the informal economy in the United States. direct labor (US), direct labour (UK) n: (production work) SC 直接劳动 TC 直接勞動 SC 直接人工 division of labor (US), division of labour (UK) n: (delegation of tasks) SC 分工 fēn gōng TC 分工 Assembly lines are extreme examples of division of labor. emotional labor (US), emotional labour (UK) n: (meeting social and family demands) SC 情绪劳动 SC 情绪劳务 emotional labor (US), emotional labour (UK) n: (hiding feelings for professional reasons) SC 情绪劳动 SC 情绪工作 go into labor (US), go into labour (UK) v expr: (start giving birth) SC 分娩 fēn miǎn SC 阵痛 fēn miǎn ，zhèn tòng hard labor n: (physical work done by prisoners) (囚犯) SC 苦役，苦工 kǔ yì，kǔ gōng International Labour Organization, also US: International Labor Organization n: (UN work agency) SC 国际劳动组织 guó jì láo dòng zǔ zhī The International Labour Organization, or ILO, seeks the promotion of social justice and internationally recognized human and labour rights. labor against [sth] (US), labour against [sth] (UK) vi + prep: (work to prevent) SC 努力防止 We must continue to labor against this discrimination. labor camp (US), labour camp (UK) n: (enforced work camp) SC 苦劳营 SC 劳动营 láo dòng yíng The government sent Maisky to a labour camp in Siberia. labor contract (US), labour contract (UK) n: (employment agreement) SC 劳动合同 láo dòng hé tóng TC 勞動合同 The teachers are hoping to negotiate a more equitable labor contract this year. labor costs (US), labour costs (UK) npl: (cost of paying workers) SC 人工成本，劳动力成本 rén gōng chéng běn The company tried to reduce labor costs by employing unskilled staff. Labor Day n: US (US national holiday) (美式拼写) SC 劳动节，劳工节 láo dòng jié，láo gōng jié Labor Day falls on the first Monday of September. labor force (US), labour force (UK) n: (workforce: employable people) SC 劳动力 láo dòng lì TC 勞動力 The size of the labor force increases when school closes for the summer. labor intensive, labor-intensive (US), labour intensive, labour-intensive (UK) adj: (involving hard work) SC 工作非常辛劳的 labor intensive, labor-intensive (US), labour intensive, labour-intensive (UK) adj: (involving much work) SC 劳动密集型的 labor law (US), labour law (UK) n: (law: to protect workers) SC 劳动法 TC 勞工法 labor market (US), labour market (UK) n: (available employees) SC 劳务市场 TC 勞務市場 SC 劳动力市场 labor of love (US), labour of love (UK) n: (work done for pleasure) SC 热爱的工作 SC 自愿的工作 labor pains (US), labour pains (UK) npl: (childbirth: contractions) SC 分娩的阵痛 fēn miǎn de zhèn tòng Rosemary suffered severe labour pains as she was giving birth. labor relations (US), labour relations (UK) npl: (worker-employer relationship) SC 劳资关系 láo zī guān xì TC 勞資關係 Labor relations are difficult if workers can be fired at any time for cause, or for no reason at all. labor the point (US), labour the point (UK) v expr: figurative (belabor) SC 过分详尽地阐述 SC 过分多说 The lawyer labored the point excessively. labor under [sth] (US), labour under [sth] (UK) vi + prep: used in expressions (mistakenly believe) SC 被…所蒙蔽 bèi … suǒ méng bì The company is labouring under the illusion that it can take shortcuts to get the results it wants. labor union (US), labour union (UK) n: (trade union, syndicate) SC 工会 gōng huì TC 工會 The labor unions were created to protect workers from unfair working conditions. laborsaving, labor-saving (US), labour-saving (UK) adj: (designed to make a job easier) SC 节省劳力的 jié shěng láo lì de SC 省力气的 jié shěng láo lì de，shěng lì qì de SC 省工的 jié shěng láo lì de，shěng gōng de manual labor (US), manual labour (UK) n: (work carried out by hand) SC 体力劳动 tǐ lì láo dòng TC 體力勞動 SC 人力劳动 SC 人力操作 Although machines are used to produce most goods, repairing them is still done mostly by manual labor. materials and labor (US), materials and labour (UK) npl: (basic costs of a project) SC 人力物力 SC 人工和材料 The materials and labor involved with the Golden Gate Bridge project were enormous. organized labor (US), organized labour, organised labour (UK) n: (workers belonging to a union) (总称) SC 加入工会的工人，工会会员 jiā rù gōng huì de gōng rén Economists have long debated the impact of organized labour on workplace productivity. physical labor (US), physical labour (UK) n: (strenuous manual work) SC 体力劳动 tǐ lì láo dòng TC 體力勞動 You shouldn't do physical labour when you're pregnant. skilled labor (US), skilled labour (UK) n: (manual work that requires training) SC 技术工 slave labor (US), slave labour (UK) n: (slavery, enforced work) (总称) SC 奴隶，苦力 nú lì，kǔ lì TC 奴隸 SC 奴隶劳动，苦役 nú lì láo dòng，kǔ yì Many of the greatest monuments were built by slave labor. slave labor (US), slave labour (UK) n: figurative (low-paid work) SC 繁重而报酬微薄的工作 fán zhòng ér bào chóu wēi bó de gōng zuò For many, working in a fast food restaurant is slave labor. It may be slave labor, but at least it's a job. unskilled labor (US), unskilled labour (UK) n: (work requiring no training) SC 粗活 SC 不需要专门技能的工作 unskilled labor (US), unskilled labour (UK) n: (workforce doing untrained jobs) SC 非熟练工 TC 非熟練工 SC 粗活工人 wage labor (US), wage labour (UK) n: (paid work done for an employer) SC 雇佣劳务，有偿劳动 collective labour agreement n: UK (employer, union contract) SC 集体劳动合同 jí tǐ láo dòng hé tóng Union members have voted to go on strike because their employer refuses to honor the collective labour agreement that they signed last month. forced-labour camp n: (concentration camp, work camp) SC 强制劳动营 qiáng zhì láo dòng yíng The Siberian gulags were forced-labor camps for political dissidents. ILO n: initialism (International Labour Organization) SC 国际劳工组织 the Labour Party n: UK (British politics: left-wing party) (英国) SC 工党 Labour Party member n: UK (British politics) SC 工党成员 gōng dǎng chéng yuán TC 工黨成員 I have been a Labour Party member for 10 years. |
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