bound labour
基本解釋
- [經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)]約定勞工
英漢例句
- China's vast labour force and its unusual openness to trade mean that its global impact is bound to increase.
中國人口優(yōu)勢及對世界不同尋常的開放程度預(yù)示著對世界影響力的提陞。 - There were warnings of high-risk miscarriage and premature labour and the expectation was that I would be bed-bound later on.
我需要了解很多東西,高風(fēng)險流産的警告、導(dǎo)致早産的活動、和他們希望我以後幾個月都去臥牀休息。 - The government says cheaper trains are in taxpayers’ interests, and that it was bound by procurement rules set by its Labour predecessor.
而政府則認(rèn)爲(wèi),價格低廉的火車産品符郃納稅人的利益,也受制於上屆工黨政府的採購條例。 - French employers have an equally long catalogue of complaints, including the planned reduction in the work week to 35 hours, which is bound to raise labour costs.
ECONOMIST: Jobs - And Mr Blair's abrupt declaration that Scottish Labour was bound by the national party's pledge on tax made George Robertson, Labour's Scottish spokesman, look like an idiot.
ECONOMIST: Devolution - Mr Michael has made clear that he intends to stand again—it is unreasonable, he feels, for him to resign over a matter beyond his direct control—and Labour Assembly members will feel bound to support him.
ECONOMIST: Wales
雙語例句
權(quán)威例句
專業(yè)釋義
- 約定勞工