unionized

unionized ['ju:njənaɪzd]  ['ju:njənˌaɪzd] 

unionized的解释

原级:unionize

第三人称单数:unionizes

现在分词:unionizing

unionized 基本解释
未电离的,未离子化的;加入工会,成立工会( unionize的过去式和过去分词 );
unionized 网络解释

unionized什么意思

1. 未电离的:union 并运算 | unionized 未电离的 | uniphase 单相的

2. 未电离的 未游离的:unionize /统一/组成工会/使入会/ | unionized /未电离的/未游离的/ | uniparous /每次只产一卵的/单梗的/

3. 未游离的:unionized 未电离的 | unionized 未游离的 | uniontong 工会

unionized 单语例句

1. The NLRB says Boeing retaliated against its unionized workforce in Washington state by opening a new production line for its 787 airplane in South Carolina.

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2. That is still a tiny part compared to the $ 50 to $ 80 hourly wages and benefits that a unionized autoworker in Detroit earns.

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3. The unionized workers said there is room for negotiation, but may resort to job action if their demands are not met.

4. unionized的意思

4. It would remind everyone of the social costs of mediocre management and overpriced unionized labor.

5. Manufacturing gained its reputation as a key to the US middle class, in part thanks to its historically unionized work force.

6. The majority of Fortune 500 multinational companies on the mainland are unionized.

7. But unionized workers at certain corporations will have to agree to pay cuts if they wish to avert mass layoffs.

8. Beyond the technical challenges lies resistance from unionized workers and communities worried about jobs.

9. The workers were unionized and their interests were protected, he said.

unionized 英英释义

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adj

1. not converted into ions

    Synonym: nonionized nonionised unionised nonionic

2. being a member of or formed into a labor union

    e.g. organized labor
           unionized workers
           a unionized shop

    Synonym: organized organised unionised