laid-off

英 [leɪd ɒf]

美 [leɪd ɔːf]

adj.  被解雇的

英英释义

adj

• having lost your job
  Synonym:dischargeddismissedfiredpink-slipped

双语例句

• In China the people who are unemployed are called laid-off workers.
  在中国失业的人员被称为下岗职工。
• Three factory managers in Hubei were murdered by laid-off workers in2001.
  2001年湖北有三名工厂经理被下岗工人杀害。
• The re-employment of laid-off women is a manner to acclimatize themselves to the reform of social structure.
  下岗失业女工的再就业是她们对社会结构变革适应的一种方式。
• These laid-off workers need money, vocational training and support.
  这些下岗工人需要资金，需要职业培训，还需要支持。
• This new measure is effective not only in providing job opportunities for the laid-off workers, but in limiting price increases.
  这个措施不仅有效地为下岗工人提供了就业机会，而且还有效地控制了物价上涨。
• He is a laid-off worker.
  他是个下岗工人。
• The laid-off workers should change their concept of employment.
  下岗工人必须改变他们的职业观念。
• For laid-off workers in poor areas, disease puts extra pressure on the family.
  对贫困地区的下岗工人来说，疾病给家庭带来了更多的压力。
• After laid-off workers are re-employed, they should sever labor relations with their original enterprises.
  下岗职工再就业以后，要与原企业解除劳动关系。
• Second, many people equate laid-off workers with unemployed people, which is incorrect.
  其二，许多人把下岗职工等同于失业人员，这是不恰当的。