英语释义

1. the total amount of hours or days that a person spends working at a job in one week
a 40-hour working week

片语

Working Hour per week每周工作时间

Five working days per week每周五天工作制

hour working week劳工法

Five-day working week五天工作周

guaranteed working week有保证工作周

Total Working Time per Week每周工作总时间

normal working week每周的正常工作时间

standard working week标準工作周

英汉例句

• It clung to its 35-hour working week and saw the minimum wage creep up by 17% between 2002 and 2005.

  坚持实行每周35小时工作时间，最低工资从2002年到2005年增长17%。

• Civil servants「 working week has already been increased from 37.5 to 40 hours, a way of reducing overtime payments.

  公务员的工作周已经从37.5小时增加到了40小时，这是减少加班费的一种方式。

• In the 1973-75 recession, the OECD calculates, employment cuts accounted for less than a third of the reduction in man-hours. The remainder was achieved by shortening the working week or year.

  据经合组织计算，在1973年至1975年的衰退中，雇员裁减在工时减少中所占比例不足三分之一，其余部分则通过缩短工作周或工作年取得。

• Ms Aubry, who was the architect of France」s 35-hour working week and sits squarely on the left of the party, has at times looked relieved that this would excuse her from a difficult contest.

  奥布里是法国每周35小时工作制的制订者，她是党内的左派，在看到这个协议有助于缓解竞争中的困难时，她看起来很高兴。

• Work time has been reduced in the past 200 years from about 12 hours a day to less then 8 hours per day and the working week from 7 days to 5.

  在过去200年里，工作时间已经从每天大约12小时减少到每天低于8小时以及每周工作7天减为5天。

• The first working week of the new decade has been characterised by a curious mix of cold and hot air.

  冷热气流的奇异交织成为新十年第一个工作周的特征。

• The average worker spends almost one working week a year on such sites.

  工人一年浏览这些网站的平均时间将近一周。

• Winston「s working week was sixty hours, Julia」s was even longer, and their free days varied according to the pressure of work and did not often coincide.

  温斯顿一天工作六小时，茱莉叶则要工作更长时间，他们空閑的日子是因所做工作的压力而异的，时间上并不总是这么适合。

• The average working week should be capped at 39 hours in order to protect workers「 mental and physical health, according to a latest research from the Australian National University (ANU).

  据澳大利亚国立大学(anu)最近一项研究表明，为保护工人的心理和身体健康，每周平均工作时间应该控制在39小时以内。

• In America, when the working week has shortened, the gap has been filled by assiduous TV-watching.

  在美国，每周工作减少的时间被孜孜不倦的「煲电视」填充起来。

• The average working week fell by half an hour in 2008 to 33.2 hours, the shortest since records began in 1964.

  平均每周时间缩短了一个小时，下滑到了33.2小时，这也是自1964年开始有该项记录以来最短的。

• A shortened working week has freed up leisure time, but frozen earnings and stifled job creation.

  缩短的工作周时释放出閑暇时间，但也冻结了收入增长并抑制了就业岗位的创造。

• Cox had already reduced her working week down to three days and had publicly admitted the difficulty of combining different roles.

  考克斯已经把她没周工作天数减少到3天并公开承认把不同的角色组合起来很难。

• Or do you view these things as an essential part of your working week - indeed, as pivotal to your health, wealth, happiness and every great achievement you」re ever likely to attain?

  还是你把这些事情当做你工作中必须的部分——真的对你的健康，财富，幸福和每一个你想要取得的重大的成就来说非常重要？

• The other important factors in evaluating a job are your co-workers, the location of the company and how a typical working week is structured.

  在评估过程中其他重要因素是你的同事，公司的位置，以及工作是如何安排的。