英语词汇“precariat”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	precariat
释义	precariat in British English (prɪˈkɛərɪət) noun the class of people in society who lack a reliable long-term source of income, such as permanent employment Word origin C20: from precar(ious) + (proletar)iat Examples of 'precariat' in a sentence precariat If you change to renting your home, not owning, you become 'precariat'. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It also included something called the 'precariat'. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The revolution of the proletariat has been replaced by that of the precariat, those in dodgy unstable work. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Now, a growing 'precariat' are in and out of unstable low-paid or part-time jobs, with patchy or non-existent contribution records. The Times Literary Supplement (2015) Yet a failure to reinvent themselves will be a tragedy for the new 'precariat' in insecure jobs. Times, Sunday Times (2018) How would the precariat be stakeholders? The Times Literary Supplement (2015)
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precariat in British English