单词	manpower
释义	English American Business manpowernoun [ U ] uk/ˈmæn.paʊər/us/ˈmæn.paʊ.ɚ/ the supply of people who are able to work: The industry has suffered from a lack of manpower. manpower shortages Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Workers in general a man of action idiom beaver drudge gang graft jack-of-all-trades labour night shift peon personnel plod practitioner relay staffing team player temp the shop floor tradesman workhorse working party See more results » manpowernoun [ U ] us/ˈmænˌpɑʊ·ər/ the supply of people who are able to work: For years there was a shortage of manpower in engineering. manpowernoun [ U ] uk/ˈmænˌpaʊər/us HR, WORKPLACE the supply of people who are able to work or who are needed to do a particular job: trained/skilled manpower New initiatives will focus on improving the quality of trained manpower. The manpower shortage has officers working 12-hour shifts.
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