| 释义 |
[/dʒəub; dʒob/] n (idm 习语) the patience of job => patience.
job
[/dʒɔb; dʒɑb/] n用法:
1 regularly paid position or post 职业; 职位:
Thousands of workers lost their jobs when the factory closed. 那家工厂一倒闭, 成千的工人都失业了. *
He got a part-time job as a gardener. 他找到个兼职工作, 当花匠. *
Should she give up her job when she has a baby? 她有小孩之後, 要辞去工作吗? *
The government is trying to create new jobs. 政府正设法提供新的就业机会. =>Usage at trade1 用法见trade1. 用法:
2 piece of work; task or assignment 工作; 任务:
The shipyard is working on three different jobs, ie building three ships. 该造船厂正在造三艘船. *
They've done a fine job (of work) sewing these curtains. 他们把缝窗帘这项工作干得挺好. *
pay sb by the job, ie separately for each job done 按件计酬 *
Writing a book was a more difficult job than he'd thought. 写书这工作可比他原来想像的难得多. *
It was quite a job (ie a difficult task) finding his flat. 找到他的寓所可不是件容易事. =>Usage at work1 用法见work1. 用法:
3 (usu sing 通常作单数) responsibility or function of sb/sth 责任; 职责:
It's not my job to lock up! 上锁不是我分内的事. *
It's the job of the church to help people lead better lives. 帮助人们生活得好些是教会的责任. 用法:
4 (infml) thing that is completed; product 成品; 产品:
Your new car is a neat little job, isn't it? 你这辆新汽车很精巧哇, 是吧? 用法:
5 (infml) criminal act, esp theft; dishonest or unfair action 罪行（尤指盗窃）; 欺骗; 不正当的行为:
He got three years for a job he did in Leeds. 他在利兹犯盗窃罪被判三年徒刑. 用法:
6 (idm 习语) do the `job/`trick (infml) succeed in doing what is required or desired 起作用; 奏效:
This extra strong glue should do the job nicely. 这种超强度胶应该管用. give sb/sth up as a bad `job (infml) decide that one can no longer help sb or be concerned for sb/sth because there seems no hope of success （因无成效）决定不再帮助某人或不再关心某人[某事]:
His parents have given him up as a bad job. 他父母对他已不抱希望了. *
After waiting an hour for the bus she decided to give it up as a bad job. 她等了一小时公共汽车後就决定不再等了. a good `job (infml) (used as a comment on actions or events 用作对行动或事情的评语) a fortunate state of affairs 幸运之事:
She's stopped smoking, and a good job too! 她戒烟了, 真是好事! *
It's a good job you were there to help we couldn't have managed without you. 多亏你来帮忙--不然我们真没法办. have a devil of a job doing sth => devil1. jobs for the `boys (infml) the giving of paid employment to favoured groups, usu friends or relations 将有薪工作给予亲信（通常指亲友）. just the `job/`ticket (infml approv 口, 褒) exactly what is wanted or needed 正是想要的:
Thanks for lending me your big lawn-mower. It was just the job for the long grass. 多谢你借给我大割草机. 割高草正需要这个. make a bad, excellent, good, poor, etc job of sth do sth badly, well, etc 将某事做坏、 做好等:
Mark's a difficult child and I think they're making a good job of bringing him up. 马克是个不听话的孩子, 我看他们现在对他的培养方面做得不错. *
You've certainly made an excellent job of the kitchen, eg decorating it. 你把厨房弄得太棒了（如装修）. make the best of a bad job => best3. on the `job (a) working; at work 正在工作; 上班:
lie down/go to sleep on the job, ie not work energetically and continuously 工作时无精打彩、 时干时停 *
[attrib 作定语] on-the-job training, ie training given to workers at their place of work 岗位培训（在工作人员的工作处进行培训）.
(b) (Brit sl 俚) having sexual intercourse 正在性交. out of a `job unemployed 失业:
He was out of a job for six months. 他已失业半年了. |