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worker

/wur-ker/US // ˈwɜr kər //UK // (ˈwɜːkə) //

工人,工作者,劳动者,工友

Related Words

employee雇员,员工,职员,雇工trader交易员,交易商,交易者,商户peasant农夫,农民,农人,农户laborer劳动者,劳工,工作者,工人slave奴隶,奴仆,奴隶制,奴才help帮助,帮忙,帮忙的,帮助的stiff僵硬的,坚硬的,僵硬,坚硬toiler耕作者,耕牛,耕耘者,耕田者breadwinner养家糊口者,养家糊口的人,养家者,挣钱的人hand手,手部,手手,手的serf农奴,农奴主,农夫,农奴的artisan工匠,技工,艺人,技师operative行动,行动派,行动人员,行动主义proletarian无产阶级,无产者,无产阶级的,无产者的craftsperson手工艺人,手艺人,工匠,匠人wage earner打工仔,打工者,工薪族,打工族blue collar蓝领,蓝领阶层,蓝领人士,蓝领工人nine-to-fiver九五至尊,九五之尊,九位一体tradesperson业者,贸易人员,商人,交易员white collar白领,白领阶层,白領,白领阶层的人

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing that works.
    • : a laborer or employee: steel workers.
    • : a person engaged in a particular field, activity, or cause: a worker in psychological research; a worker for the Republican Party.
    • : Entomology. a member of a caste of sexually underdeveloped, nonreproductive bees, specialized to collect food and maintain the hive.a similar member of a specialized caste of ants, termites, or wasps.
    • : Printing. one of a set of electrotyped plates used to print from.
    • : any of several rollers covered with card clothing that work in combination with the stripper rollers and the cylinder in the carding of fibers.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounperson who is employed
Forms: workers
Synonyms
employee雇员,员工,职员,雇工laborer劳动者,劳工,工作者,工人peasant农夫,农民,农人,农户trader交易员,交易商,交易者,商户artisan工匠,技工,艺人,技师breadwinner养家糊口者,养家糊口的人,养家者,挣钱的人hand手,手部,手手,手的help帮助,帮忙,帮忙的,帮助的operative行动,行动派,行动人员,行动主义proletarian无产阶级,无产者,无产阶级的,无产者的serf农奴,农奴主,农夫,农奴的slave奴隶,奴仆,奴隶制,奴才stiff僵硬的,坚硬的,僵硬,坚硬toiler耕作者,耕牛,耕耘者,耕田者blue collar蓝领,蓝领阶层,蓝领人士,蓝领工人company person公司人员,公司人士,公司负责人,公司法人craftsperson手工艺人,手艺人,工匠,匠人nine-to-fiver九五至尊,九五之尊,九位一体tradesperson业者,贸易人员,商人,交易员wage earner打工仔,打工者,工薪族,打工族white collar白领,白领阶层,白領,白领阶层的人working person工作人士,工作者,劳动者,工作人working stiff僵硬的工作,僵硬的工作环境,僵硬的工作方式,僵化的工作

Examples

  • The US and the UK have taken different approaches to helping workers through the Covid-19 pandemic.

  • From Washington to Berlin, officials are scrambling to find the best ways to help workers.

  • The pandemic has made Britain’s economy even more British, as workers born in the EU walk away.

  • That means there are generally enough workers for three to four queens to each lead off a swarm of workers and create new colonies.

  • Unsurprisingly, workers at TransDigm’s companies often feel expendable.

  • Farrell issued a ticket to an 18-year-old shipyard worker for speeding and an improper exhaust mechanism, according to the TP.

  • He expected European capitalism to evolve spontaneously into a market socialism of worker-owned cooperatives.

  • She is incapable of responding to kindness and enquiry, even very gentle flirting on the part of a co-worker.

  • Wolf concurs that the conceit of the show seems to have everyone but the sex worker in mind.

  • “We thought it must be the children playing some game,” a worker at the school told Reuters.

  • Each seems satisfied with the way his own branch is getting on: Winter is the quicker worker.

  • Not more than one adult worker in ten—so at least it might with confidence be estimated—is employed on necessary things.

  • As he was a great worker all his life, “Busy,” or “ Benjamin Ceased” would significantly express his death-date.

  • A strenuous worker, Mr. Johnstone, like most men who have no hobby, did not long survive his retirement from active business life.

  • No true worker, be he digger, or divine, blends real work with either smoking or drinking.

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