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

• You know, most of them are laid-off workers or just graduated from elementary or middle school.
  你知道，他们中大多数人是下岗工人或小学中学毕业的人。
• Being laid-off from that job turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
  从那个工作中被解雇，结果却成了一件因祸得福的事。
• He is a laid-off worker.
  他是个下岗工人。
• 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。
• As far as I know, more than million laid-off workers have found their new jobs.
  就我所知，一千多万下岗工人已经找到了新的工作。
• This in turn relieves the problem of laid-off workers in the city.
  这又缓解了北京的下岗工人问题。
• 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。
• I may have never been without a job, but I do understand how laid-off workers feel.
  我确实是从来没有失过业，但是我能理解下岗工人们的心情。
• A re-employment project aiming at solving the problems of the jobless and the laid-off worker was initiated in1994.
  为解决事业人员和下岗职工的再就业问题，中国重1994年开始实施再就业工程。
• In some hard-hit areas, many laid-off workers are giving up searches.
  在一些深受打击的区域中，许多下岗的工人放弃搜索。