Parkinson's law

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishParkinson's lawˈParkinson's ˌlaw noun [uncountable] WORK THAT somebody DOESthe idea that the amount of work you have to do increases to fill the amount of time you have to do it in – used humorouslyExamples from the CorpusParkinson's law• It was a monument to the newly discovered Parkinson's Law.• Even Imperial civil lists were subject to Parkinson's Law.From Longman Business DictionaryParkinson's LawPar‧kin‧son’s Law /ˌpɑːkɪnsənz ˈlɔːˌpɑːrkɪnsənz ˈlɒː/ nounHUMAN RESOURCES a humorous theory which states that the amount of work that needs doing increases to fill the time available to do it in

单词	Parkinson's law
释义	Parkinson's law From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishParkinson's lawˈParkinson's ˌlaw noun [uncountable] WORK THAT somebody DOESthe idea that the amount of work you have to do increases to fill the amount of time you have to do it in – used humorouslyExamples from the CorpusParkinson's law• It was a monument to the newly discovered Parkinson's Law.• Even Imperial civil lists were subject to Parkinson's Law.From Longman Business DictionaryParkinson's LawPar‧kin‧son’s Law /ˌpɑːkɪnsənz ˈlɔːˌpɑːrkɪnsənz ˈlɒː/ nounHUMAN RESOURCES a humorous theory which states that the amount of work that needs doing increases to fill the time available to do it in
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