manpower

英 [ˈmænpaʊə(r)]

美 [ˈmænpaʊər]

n.  劳动力; 人手; 人力

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Collins.1 / BNC.6110 / COCA.11494

牛津词典

noun

• 劳动力；人手；人力
  the number of workers needed or available to do a particular job
  1. a need for trained/skilled manpower
     对受过培训的 / 熟练的劳动力的需求
  2. a manpower shortage
     劳动力短缺

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 人力;劳动力
  Workers are sometimes referred to asmanpowerwhen they are being considered as a part of the process of producing goods or providing services.
  1. ...the shortage of skilled manpower in the industry...
     该行业熟练劳动力的短缺
  2. These people do not have the equipment or the manpower to cut down the trees.
     这些人没有设备或者人手砍伐这些树。

英英释义

noun

• the force of workers available
  Synonym:work forceworkforcehandsmen

双语例句

• They haven't enough manpower.
  他们人力不够。
• Less manpower, less waste, easy operation and maintenance.
  省人工，损耗低，易操作和维护。
• This project tied up a great deal of manpower.
  这项工程占用了大量人力。
• I'd have to take the manpower from the university.
  那我得从大学里找人了。
• The available pool of healthy manpower was not as large as military officials had expected
  可用的健壮人力没有军官预计的那么多。
• The country was drained of its manpower and wealth by war.
  这个国家因战争而逐渐耗尽了人力和财富。
• New military change and future the information-based war put forward to the military manpower all new of request.
  新军事变革和未来信息化战争对军事人力提出了全新的要求。
• This country's manpower resources did not match up to her programmes.
  这个国家的人力资源跟不上其发展规划的需要。
• What this country is in need of is manpower.
  这个国家需要的是人力。
• Although desirable, this requires considerable manpower and additional resources.
  尽管很多人都希望这样，但是这要求大量的人力和额外的资源。