labour force

英 [ˈleɪbə fɔːs]

美 [ˈleɪbər fɔːrs]

n.  (全公司或全国的)劳动力

法律

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牛津词典

noun

• （全公司或全国的）劳动力
  all the people who work for a company or in a country
  1. a skilled/an unskilled labour force
     熟练 / 非熟练工人

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 劳动力；全体员工
  The labour forceconsists of all the people who are able to work in a country or area, or all the people who work for a particular company.
  1. Unemployment in Britain rose to 8.1% of the labour force.
     英国的失业人数已上升至占劳动力总数的8.1％。

双语例句

• The mix of the labour force has also changed.
  劳动力的人口构成也发生了变化。
• Women now make up two-fifths of the British Labour force.
  现在妇女在英国的劳动力中已占五分之二。
• Additional policies could promote an enabling environment for industrial development, motivate and retain a skilled labour force, and ensure long-term political stability and good governance.
  额外的政策可能推广促进工业发展、激励和留住有技能的劳动力以及确保长期政治稳定性和良好治理的环境。
• This intellectual training is translating into increased female participation in the labour force.
  女性知识培训的增加，进而转化为劳动力人口中女性比例的上升。
• The labour force is expected to grow by2% nextyear.
  劳动力预期明年将增长2%。
• According to the theory of comparative advantage, china, as a country which is rich in natural resources and labour force, exports labour-concentrated products strategically in international trade.
  按照比较优势理论，我国是自然资源和劳动力资源比较丰富的国家，在国际贸易战略上，我国出口劳动密集型产品。
• Walmart and the developing world's labour force have changed the paradigm.
  沃尔玛（Walmart）和发展中国家的劳动力改变了这种模式。
• Under the surplus labour force conditions, these individuals have limited bargaining power.
  由于劳动力过剩，雇员的议价能力有限。
• Outside labour force; Human resources; Make type enterprise.
  外来劳动力；人力资源；制造型企业。
• Europe saw its colonies as sources of raw materials and a malleable labour force.
  欧洲曾把它的殖民地看作原材料和易驾驭骑力的来源地。