foreman 的定义
plural fore·men.
- a person in charge of a particular department, group of workers, etc., as in a factory or the like.
- the member of a jury selected to preside over and speak for all the jurors on the panel.
foreman 近义词
overseer
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- Rob Marchesano, a construction foreman, was working at a site at La Guardia Street and West Third.
- His position as foreman of a company of perhaps a hundred rough and ready young men was not without its influence.
- Corrections officers are the foremen, and they motivate with threats of discipline.
- The point is, the real expert is not always the foreman or the team lead, the prestigious surgeon or the person with the broad, big-picture view.
- In the end, after leaving university, he brought his efficiency and leadership skills straight to TfL, working as a tube-station foreman.
- A May 2014 Slate article by Sam Kean details the tragic changes he suffered “from a virtuous foreman to a sociopathic drifter.”
- Then going to my seat and seeing Jack and John Foreman and seeing them both very moved.
- You got back-cover blurbs on your new book from James McPherson, Amanda Foreman, and Doris Kearns Goodwin.
- One was Joe Bamberger, the foreman of the composing room, and the other was Joe Callahan, my assistant as city editor.
- No world champion other than George Foreman had fought to defend his title when over the age of 40.
- The foreman's immense voice, explaining machines and tools, caused physical vibrations in her.
- She was in a dream of oily odours and monstrous iron constructions, dominated by the grand foreman: and Edwin was in the dream.
- In his old age he had married the eighteen-year-old daughter of M. Ougby, his late foreman.
- He had sent his most trusted foreman to his own beautiful home, to superintend matters there.
- He was sent to Paris where, under Leclercq, he learned the printer's trade and finally became a foreman.