英语词汇“unemployed”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	unemployed
释义	Trends of unemployed View usage for: unemployed (ʌnɪmplɔɪd) adjective Someone who is unemployed does not have a job. The problem is millions of people are unemployed. This workshop helps young unemployed people in Grimsby. Have you been unemployed for over six months? Synonyms: out of work, redundant, laid off, jobless More Synonyms of unemployed The unemployed are people who are unemployed. We want to create jobs for the unemployed. unemployed in British English (ˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪd) adjective 1. a. without remunerative employment; out of work b. (as collective noun; preceded by the) the unemployed 2. not being used; idle unemployed in American English (ˌʌnɛmˈplɔɪd) adjective 1. not employed; without work 2. not being used; idle Idioms: the unemployed Examples of 'unemployed' in a sentence unemployed The surrounding settlements are declining as the 50 per cent unemployed population of young people leaves to find work. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In the local hairdresser's a sign offers free haircuts to unemployed people with a job interview who need to look smart. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It aims to support more than 8,000 unemployed young people across the UK over three years. Computing (2010) It can refund what is a huge amount of money for a young, unemployed, disabled man who is hoping to swim for his country next year. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We had been unemployed for three years and were close to giving up. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Things look less rosy for the young unemployed. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Priority will be given to local people and unemployed youngsters. The Sun (2013) The tough condition will be imposed on those who have been unemployed for three years. The Sun (2013) These days the coastal smugglers are mostly unemployed young men. Times, Sunday Times (2014) My daughter has been unemployed for a year now. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Nearly two thirds of young offenders are unemployed at the time of their arrest. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Fifty per cent fi nd themselves unemployed within two years. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It is a tragedy that we have so many unemployed young people. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The existence of a remaining stubborn pool of unemployed young people is largely because of weaknesses at school age. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Only unemployed people with a long record of previous hard work will be allowed time to ponder future job offers. The Sun (2011) But many young people are unemployed. Times, Sunday Times (2010) People who have been unemployed for two years will have to work full time for theirbenefits under welfare reforms announced yesterday. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In Spain the requirement for the unemployed to seek work is much less onerous. Times, Sunday Times (2015) For the industrial unemployed, relief works were launched and industrial revival encouraged. Grenville, J. A. S. The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century (1994) We still have 200 million people unemployed. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Benefits for unemployed people, for instance. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Also, check on any government schemes for people who are unemployed. Ingham, Christine Life Without Work (1994) It will apply to those aged over 25 and unemployed for two years. The Sun (2014) The move follows the success of a tough new regime aimed at pushing the long-term unemployed into work. The Sun (2012) Former soldiers, sailors and airmen are working with the unemployed to inspire them and build their confidence. The Sun (2014) Thousands of unemployed people will get the chance of a few weeks' work under the nationwide drive. The Sun (2012) To get the unemployed into work while raising money for charity, but will it all turn into a terrible clash of egos? The Sun (2012) THE Government wants the unemployed to work for their benefits. The Sun (2013) MAKE long-term unemployed work for their dole? The Sun (2013) In other languages unemployed British English: unemployed /ˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪd/ ADJECTIVE Someone who is unemployed does not have a job. The problem is millions of people are unemployed. American English: unemployed Arabic: عَاطِلٌ عَن العَمَل Brazilian Portuguese: desempregado Chinese: 失业的 Croatian: nezaposlen Czech: nezaměstnaný Danish: arbejdsløs Dutch: werkloos European Spanish: desempleado Finnish: työtön French: chômeur German: arbeitslos Greek: άνεργος Italian: disoccupato Japanese: 失業している Korean: 일자리가 없는 Norwegian: arbeidsledig Polish: bezrobotny European Portuguese: desempregado Romanian: șomer Russian: безработный Latin American Spanish: desempleado Swedish: arbetslös Thai: ไม่มีงานทำ Turkish: işsiz Ukrainian: безробітний Vietnamese: thất nghiệp British English: unemployed NOUN The unemployed are people who are unemployed. We want to create jobs for the unemployed. American English: unemployed Brazilian Portuguese: desempregados Chinese: 失业的 European Spanish: desempleado French: chômeur German: Arbeitslose Italian: disoccupati Japanese: 失業している Korean: 실직한 European Portuguese: desempregados Latin American Spanish: desempleado Chinese translation of 'unemployed' unemployed (ʌnɪmˈplɔɪd) adj [person] 失业(業)的 (shīyè de) n pl the unemployed 失业(業)者 (shīyèzhě) (adjective) in the sense of out of work Definition without paid employment Have you been unemployed for over six months? Synonyms out of work a town where half the residents are out of work redundant a redundant miner laid off jobless One in four people are now jobless in inner areas like Tottenham. idle Employees have been idle for almost a month now. on the dole (British, informal) out of a job workless resting Opposites working , in work , having a job , in employment , in a job , earning your living Additional synonyms in the sense of idle Definition not doing anything Employees have been idle for almost a month now. Synonyms unoccupied, unemployed, redundant, jobless, out of work, out of action, inactive, at leisure, between jobs, unwaged, at a loose end in the sense of jobless Definition unemployed One in four people are now jobless in inner areas like Tottenham. Synonyms unemployed, redundant, out of work, on the dole (British, informal), inactive, out of a job, unoccupied, idle in the sense of redundant Definition deprived of one's job because it is no longer necessary or sufficiently profitable a redundant miner Synonyms jobless, dismissed, sacked, unemployed, laid off, out of work Synonyms of 'unemployed' unemployed Explore 'unemployed' in the dictionary
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