workweek

英 [ˈwɜːkwiːk]

美 [ˈwɜːrkwiːk]

n.  一周工作时间

COCA.20227

英英释义

noun

• hours or days of work in a calendar week
  1. they worked a 40-hour week
  Synonym:week

双语例句

• Sure, just like Tim Ferriss, author of The4-Hour Workweek, some weeks I only work four hours.
  当然了，像《每周工作4小时》的作者阿添那样，有时我也会每周工作4小时；
• Be ready to ask for a raise or negotiate a salary for a new job in the workweek that follows.
  准备好要求提升，或者因为那周之后新工作谈个薪水。
• Some of the leading indicators include: average manufacturing workweek, initial claims for unemployment insurance, orders for consumer goods and material, percentage of companies.
  一些领先指标包括：制造业的平均工作日，失业保险的初期索赔，消费者货物和原材料的委托单，公司百分率。
• In the United States Monday is the beginning if the workweek;
  在美国，星期一是工作周的开始；
• Some companies are cutting back to a 4-day workweek.
  有些公司将工作制削减到了每周（工作）4天。
• Suggest a reduced schedule, such as a four-day workweek.
  可以建议减少工作时间，比如一天工作四天。
• If you had something special to do over that end-of-January weekend, you'll be returning to the workweek in a jovial mood.
  如果你在一月底的周末有什么特殊的事情去做，你会在愉悦的心情中进入工作的一周。
• If you're physically ill the night before the start of every workweek, take a minute to think about whether it's because you're being bullied.
  如果你在每周周一前一天晚上感觉身体不舒服；花几分钟考虑一下是否因为受到了职场欺负。
• They felt that the increasing use of automation in many aspects of life would eventually lead to further shortening of the workweek.
  他们认为对在生活的许多方面使用自动化的增长最终将导致工作周期缩短。
• Another factor that may have fed the short workweek legend: most people only consider full-time staff when they take a look at the average work week, but in much of Europe, more people are working part time.
  另一个因素可能在工作时间短的传说上也起了作用：大多数人在审视平均工作时间时仅仅注意到全职工作，但是，在欧洲很多地方，更多的人是兼职工作。