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

outwork

/ˈaʊtwəːk

noun

1A section of a fortification or system of defence which is in front of the main part.Outside the main defences lay large outworks such as the Terra Nova and Fort William....

The Fields were a parade ground used by the Prussians, the Wilhelmine army, the Nazis, and finally the Russians, who crisscrossed the flat ground with earth berms, thrown up as protective outworks for their barracks.
New features included barbicans, walls, and other outworks guarding the approach to an entrance.

2 [mass noun] British Work done outside the factory or office which provides it.Factories only slowly developed from outwork and workshop production in the first half of the nineteenth century, and they retained many features of the earlier method of production....

Full-time jobs gave way to part-time ones, and centralised factory production to outsourcing and outwork.
Women are concentrated in poorly paid work, including part-time and outwork.

verb [with object]

Work harder than (someone else): he was tireless in the field, able to outwork almost everyone around him...

And just three days after a tough and emotional victory against Manchester United, we were unable to outwork the opposition this time.
Johnson simply outworked and outscored him all night.
It's not about being outworked, or people being smarter than the American worker.

Derivatives

outworker

/ˈaʊtwəːkə

/ nounsense 2 of the noun. ...

Stock held on-site was also massively reduced, with four assembly areas combined into one, and the use of many outworkers stopped - all resulting in staggering reductions in costs.
This year saw the debut of the first ever radio program broadcast by and for outworkers in Australia.
My father ran the firm for a good many years, and I used to accompany him while still quite small on his rounds to his outworkers.

单词	outwork
释义	outwork /ˈaʊtwəːk / noun 1A section of a fortification or system of defence which is in front of the main part.Outside the main defences lay large outworks such as the Terra Nova and Fort William.... The Fields were a parade ground used by the Prussians, the Wilhelmine army, the Nazis, and finally the Russians, who crisscrossed the flat ground with earth berms, thrown up as protective outworks for their barracks. New features included barbicans, walls, and other outworks guarding the approach to an entrance. 2 [mass noun] British Work done outside the factory or office which provides it.Factories only slowly developed from outwork and workshop production in the first half of the nineteenth century, and they retained many features of the earlier method of production.... Full-time jobs gave way to part-time ones, and centralised factory production to outsourcing and outwork. Women are concentrated in poorly paid work, including part-time and outwork. verb [with object] Work harder than (someone else): he was tireless in the field, able to outwork almost everyone around him... And just three days after a tough and emotional victory against Manchester United, we were unable to outwork the opposition this time. Johnson simply outworked and outscored him all night. It's not about being outworked, or people being smarter than the American worker. Derivatives outworker /ˈaʊtwəːkə / nounsense 2 of the noun. ... Stock held on-site was also massively reduced, with four assembly areas combined into one, and the use of many outworkers stopped - all resulting in staggering reductions in costs. This year saw the debut of the first ever radio program broadcast by and for outworkers in Australia. My father ran the firm for a good many years, and I used to accompany him while still quite small on his rounds to his outworkers. Rhymes berk, berserk, Burke, cirque, dirk, Dunkirk, erk, irk, kirk, lurk, mirk, murk, perk, quirk, shirk, smirk, stirk, Turk, work
随便看	have many (or other) irons in the fire have many strings to one's bow have mercy on (or upon) haven havenage have need of/to do something havener havenership have nerves of steel havenless haven master haven mouth have no business have no concern with havenor have-not have-nothing have nothing on someone have nothing to do with have nothing to lose have no time for have-nots have no use for haven't haven town

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