furloughs

美 [?f?rlo?] 　英 [?f??(r)l??]

• v.給予休假；強(qiáng)迫…休假
• n.(軍人,官吏的)休假
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詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：furloughs  現(xiàn)在分詞：furloughing  過去式：furloughed  

同義詞

英漢解釋

n.	1. (軍人,官吏的)休假
v.	1. 給予休假 2. 強(qiáng)迫...休假,使停職,暫時(shí)解雇

英英解釋

n.	1. a period of time during which someone is allowed to be away from a job or the military
v.	1. to allow or order someone to leave work for a period of time

例句

Yeah. That was an easy ride, let me tell you. Work programs, weekend furloughs. Not like here.

是的。那是一段輕松的日子，我告訴你，工作有序，周末休息，可不像這兒。

So if you're working in an office boiling with dread about layoffs, furloughs, or company's health, start by altering your own mood.

所以，如果你在為職場上的裁員，度假或公司的健康而怒火中燒的話，你首先要做的就是改變自己的情緒。

The furloughs Saint Louis Mayor Francis Slay instituted two years ago affected all city employees, including him.

于2年前設(shè)立暫時(shí)解雇的圣路易斯市長弗朗西斯?斯雷對(duì)全市職工產(chǎn)生了影響，這其中當(dāng)然也包括他本人。

With no budget in place and not enough cash to pay all the bills, California's governor has enacted work furloughs on three Fridays a month.

由于沒有預(yù)算也沒有足夠的資金來支付所有的賬單，加州州長頒布每月有三個(gè)星期五為無薪休假日。

In a society known for competitive individualism, pay cuts and furloughs are calling forth a spirit of collectivism.

在一個(gè)以競爭性個(gè)人主義著稱的社會(huì)中，裁員和無薪休假卻催生出了集體主義。

The furloughs will also bring to a halt certification of new products by aerospace companies, according to Reuters.

按照路透社的說法，該解雇行為還將對(duì)航空業(yè)制造商的新產(chǎn)品認(rèn)證帶來延遲。

Slay says furloughs could return if the economy does not improve, but Beth Nelson is hopeful.

斯雷表示如果經(jīng)濟(jì)不會(huì)改善暫時(shí)解雇還會(huì)再次發(fā)生，但貝絲尼爾森對(duì)此充滿希望。

In the private sector during previous recessions, furloughs were associated with large manufacturers.

在以往的衰退中，私營部門的暫時(shí)解雇總是與大型制造商聯(lián)系在一起。

He was preparing for more furloughs when the Cardinals made a comeback in the final weeks of the regular season.

斯雷正在準(zhǔn)備更多的暫時(shí)解雇時(shí)候紅雀隊(duì)在賽季最后幾周卷土重來。

In Detroit, Mr Bing is urging unions to take furloughs and reduce health costs for new hires, among other concessions.

在底特律，Bing先生正在敦促工會(huì)采用休假、為新進(jìn)員工降低醫(yī)療保障支出和其他一些讓步方案。

Governor Schwarzenegger initially ordered furloughs on just two Fridays a month.

州長斯瓦辛格早前曾下令將無薪休假定為每月的兩個(gè)星期五。

Furloughs have already affected hundreds of thousands of workers -- more than 200, 000 in California alone.

強(qiáng)制休假已經(jīng)影響了數(shù)十萬工作人員，單單加州就有20多萬。

Whenever the funding is slashed, employees' unpaid furloughs will be increased.

一旦資金大幅削減，員工的無薪休假就會(huì)增加。

Furloughs of government workers take effect in coming weeks.

政府職員的休假會(huì)在未來幾周內(nèi)生效。

Some employers forbid employees to do anything even work related on their furloughs , such as checking voicemail or BlackBerrys.

有些雇主甚至禁止員工在無薪放假期間做任何事，甚至和工作有關(guān)也不行，比如收音頻郵件或者看黑莓手機(jī)。

Pay cuts, furloughs, layoffs all around, and there you are, still in your cubicle, working longer hours than ever.

到處都在減薪、休假、下崗，你呢，還在那個(gè)格子間里，超長時(shí)間地工作著。

Others have been given extended furloughs by their employers because there is little work for them.

其他的工人也得以延長休假—其原因是目前他們手頭沒有活兒可做。

Now the pilot furloughs will start after Labor Day.

對(duì)飛行員在勞動(dòng)節(jié)后開始。