freelancers

英 [ˈfriːˌlɑːnsəz]

美 [ˈfriˌlænsərz]

n.  特约人员; 自由职业者
freelancer的复数

柯林斯词典

• 自由职业者;独立工作者
  Afreelanceris someone who does freelance work.

双语例句

• These are not just casual workers and freelancers; many big companies have also cut hours to reduce costs.
  其中不仅包括临时工和自由职业者；许多大型企业为了削减成本，也缩减了工作时间。
• I would recommend that you give for more written agreements with your freelancers.
  我建议你应和自由职业者正式的书面协议。
• Contacts are critical to freelancers, as most of their job opportunities come from friends.
  社会关系对于自由职业者来说至关重要，因为他们大部分工作机会都来自于朋友。
• For example in the news industry, full-time commercial filming jobs have been cut and freelancers are in demand.
  在新闻行业为例，全职商业拍摄工作已削减和自由职业者的需求的。
• If companies abdicate the role, then society needs to devise other ways to offer long-term support and security to the self-employed, as the Freelancers Union and others have been attempting to do.
  如果企业不愿扮演这样的角色，社会应该设计出其他办法，为自我雇佣者提供长期支持和保障，就像自由职业者联盟和其他人正试图做的那样。
• The freelancers are against the new plan which substantially cuts their benefit.
  自由职业者反对新福利方案，该方案大幅度地削减了他们的福利。
• Freelancers work by hiring out their services to others.
  弗里兰斯家通过向别人出雇他们的服务来工作。
• In many cases, these companies claim, projects are completed faster because freelancers bring special skills and can zero in on each job.
  这些公司称，很多情况下，自由职业者的专业技能和专注工作可以令项目得以更快地完成。
• Also, freelancers seldom have long-term contracts.
  另外，自由职业者几乎不会获得长期合同。
• Because freelancers are unattached to companies, they can spend as much time as they need to on location.
  由于个体摄影师不属于任何公司，他们可以在外景拍摄场地按需要来花费时间。