labour

英音[ ˈleɪbə(r) ] 美音[ ˈleɪbər ]
劳动
常用释义
n. 劳动；任务，（一段时间的）工作；劳工，工人，劳动力；分娩，临盆；工会；（英国）工党
v. 劳动，劳作；努力做（困难的事）；费力地行进；误以为，为……所蒙蔽；一再重申，反复说明；<古>耕（地）
adj. 工党的，支持工党的

扩展信息

考试重点

中考
考频：近四年出现2次
n/v.劳动力; 劳动
四级
考频：近六年出现4次
n.劳动者; 劳工
六级
考频：近六年出现3次
n/adj.(Labor)工党
n/v.劳动力; 劳动
考研
考频：近十一年出现8次
n/adj.(Labor)工党
n/v.劳动力; 劳动

例句

That will be hard, because Labour has had its revolution and Mr Brown was at the heart of it.

My very best is what you get, now and forever, so what you see is all I have in those moments of being in labour.

For a time the news delighted labour MPs and trade union stalwarts: the city, at last, ws getting a taste of its own nasty medicine.

It has been a labour of our love for mankind, and a service in the name of the Creator.

Prof Nutt refused to leave the drugs debate when he was sacked from his official post by the former Labour Home Secretary, Alan Johnson.

Such gloom is not what was promised in the early years of the Labour government.

Some describe how their cars' batteries can suddenly die while trying to overtake or labour up a hill.

"Now it's up to about 30. " The catalyst is China's new Labour Contract Law, which took effect in January after two years of intense debate.

My wife complains about poor labour policies, the "fact" that Walmart squeezes suppliers, and that it puts local shops out of business.

On October 3rd he said Fiat would pull out of Confindustria(10), Italy's employers' association, and negotiate its own labour deals.

Where the islands of capitalism met the sea of subsistence labour, there was not a "beach" , but a "cliff" .

In 1999 the Labour government made it a priority to reduce rough sleeping, the most visible form of homelessness, and renewed it in 2008.

The city's labour pool tends to be highly-skilled, and the impact of the recession was mostly felt by the lower-skilled.

She was unfazed by it. She did not look like someone who had just been sentenced to three years' hard labour.

The labour that was mine, removing them out of that common state they were in, hath fixed my property in them.

I found myself thinking that those words would worry me, if I were Alistair Darling, the last Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer.

It was as if he had to labour, and metaphorically sweat, before his genius could, or was allowed to, emerge.

Speakers from Telford's Labour-controlled council talked about its "urban heartland" , as if it were the Bronx.

Many people seem to have dropped out of the labour force for good, perhaps to retire, collect disability, or return to education.

New Labour, as the name suggests, made a fetish of youth; Tony Blair went out of his way to speak of Britain as a "young country" .

Changing times have pushed the question of labour back to the top of the agenda.

But, to his lasting frustration, he never unravelled the mystery of what triggers labour in humans.

It is not yet fully clear how much money this top rate of tax, introduced by the former Labour government, will raise.

常用短语

labour force
labour force - n. 劳动力
surplus labour
surplus labour - 【政治经济学】剩余劳动(力)
labour party
labour party - 劳工党
division of labour
division of labour - 分工
labour union
labour union - n. [美]工会
labour productivity
labour productivity - 劳动生产率
adj.+n.
surplus labour, manual labour, physical labour, skilled labour, hard labour
v.+n.
labour transfer, use labour, labour point
n.
capital

同义词

n.
[劳经]劳动力，人工；分娩
delivery manpower
vi.
[劳经]劳动；分娩；费力地前进
swink

同根词(词根labor)

labored adj 吃力的；费劲的；不自然的
laboring adj 劳动的
laboured adj 吃力的；缓慢的；矫揉造作的
labouring adj 劳动的；费劲的
laboriously adv 辛苦地；费力地；不流畅地
labor n 劳动；工作；劳工；分娩
laborer n 劳动者；工人
labourer n 劳动者；劳工

更新时间：2025-08-07 02:17