labor

labor ['leɪbə(r)]  [ˈlebɚ] 

第三人称单数:labors

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现在分词:laboring

labor什么意思

过去分词:labored

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过去式:labored

labor 基本解释

名词劳动; 劳工; 努力; 工作

动词努力争取(for); 苦干; 详细分析

形容词劳工的,工会的; (常大写)(英国或英联邦国家)工党的

不及物动词(指引擎)缓慢而困难地运转

labor 同义词

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动词moil toil drudge overdo work labour

名词travail toil employment labour effort proletariat undertaking work task industry job

labor 反义词

labor是什么意思

不及物动词relax rest respite

labor 相关例句

labor是什么意思

不及物动词

1. The editor labored over the manuscript till early morning.
    编辑辛辛苦苦修改稿件直到清晨。

2. She labored ten years on that book.
    那本书她足足写了十年。

3. The train labored up the hill.
    火车艰难地向山坡上行驶。

名词

1. All wealth comes ultimately from human labor.
    一切财富归根到底来源于人类的劳动。

2. He is satisfied with your labors.
    他对你干的活儿很满意。

labor 网络解释

1. 人工:本文中采用的translog函数形式很好的克服了以上问题,首先,translog成本函数的要素替代弹性不一定为单位弹性,而且没有给函数形式上预先假定要素替代弹性的固定模式,增加了函数的灵活性;其次,可以对translogS移动公司 人工(Labor)

2. 劳工:文明IV的政府(就是你)可以一共在政体(Government),法律(Legal),劳工(Labor),经济(Economy),宗教信仰(Religion)5个方面做出决策. 而每个方面随着科技的发展都有5个选项可供玩家选择. 每次在任何一个方面做出任何更改都会导致革命(所有就一次多改几项这样只引起一次革命),

3. 阵痛:不过生产偶有一些紧急状况,需要医院的设备及人员协助处理,因此采用乐得儿(LDR)产房的设计,让产妇有在家里生产的感觉,同时有在医院生产的安全乐得儿(LDR)产房的新设计,从阵痛(Labor)开始,到生产(Delivery),恢复期(Recovery),

labor 词典解释
labor的近义词

1. -> see labour

labor 单语例句

1. The study also factors in a survey among business leaders, assessing for example the government's efficiency or the flexibility of the labor market.

2. labor

2. Beijing lawyers dealing with employment conflicts are expecting more business thanks to the labor contract law taking effect a month ago.

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3. The global crisis is not only posing a new challenge to China's general business, but also one to its overall practices in labor relations.

4. India's Child Labor Act bans employment of children younger than 14, but circuses were exempt until six months ago when the government amended the law.

5. Rising labor cost and more buying power has shot up prices of essentials and other goods.

6. The circular also bans the subcontracting of overseas labor service by domestic contract engineering firms.

7. It is obvious that the employers shirk their responsibility for labor protection by refusing workers a labor contract.

8. labor在线翻译

8. By contrast, the women's labor participation rate has been on the upswing.

9. Employment is covered by China's Labor Law and has little to do with one's values or sexual orientation.

10. Chinese employers may now be breathing a sigh of relief, but they should by no means slow their preparations for rising labor costs.

labor 英英释义

labor

noun

1. productive work (especially physical work done for wages)

    e.g. his labor did not require a great deal of skill

    Synonym: labour toil

2. any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted

    e.g. he prepared for great undertakings

    Synonym: undertaking project task

3. a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages

    e.g. there is a shortage of skilled labor in this field

    Synonym: labour working class proletariat

4. an organized attempt by workers to improve their status by united action (particularly via labor unions) or the leaders of this movement

    Synonym: labor movement trade union movement

5. labor

5. concluding state of pregnancy
    from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child

    e.g. she was in labor for six hours

    Synonym: parturiency labour confinement lying-in travail childbed

verb

1. labor的解释

1. undergo the efforts of childbirth

    Synonym: labour

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2. strive and make an effort to reach a goal

    e.g. She tugged for years to make a decent living
           We have to push a little to make the deadline!
           She is driving away at her doctoral thesis

    Synonym: tug labour push drive

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3. work hard

    e.g. She was digging away at her math homework
           Lexicographers drudge all day long

    Synonym: labour toil fag travail grind drudge dig moil