单词 | employment |
释义 | em·ploy·ment 1. 2. a. < her baby will give her employment enough now — Rachel Henning > < those in public office usually had to attend to their private employments — C.L.Jones > as (1) < employment as a mechanic > < in the employment of the contractor > (2) < went from town to town, working when I could get employment — Oliver Goldsmith > (3) b. < no sooner did he get an employment, however lowly, than his employer turned out to be a Communist — F.M.Ford > < in blitz war, the tactical employments of the airplane are many and varied — S.L.A.Marshall > 3. < the employment of a pen in sketching > < the employment of all means to an end > < the employment of new workers > < walk to a distant table, and, leaning there in pretended employment, try to subdue the feelings — Jane Austen > < the routine employment of blood transfusion — Current Biography > < the next four essays examine the way in which the employment of myth, belief, or even manners give meaning and form to the novel — W.V.O'Connor > b. < employment in the particular area is likely to increase or decrease with the economic condition of the country as a whole > < efforts to increase employment by stimulating local industry > Synonyms: see work |
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