workforce

美音：[ˈwɜrkˌfɔrs] 英音：[ˈwɜː(r)kˌfɔː(r)s]

简单释义：

n.劳动大军；全体员工

网络劳动力；劳动人口；人力

变形：

复数：workforces

完整释义：

1.【经】劳动力;员工总数

例句：

It was the last thing a demoralised workforce wanted to hear.
这是空客本已士气低落的员工队伍最不愿意听到的事情。
Whatever the basis of that strategic differentiation, it must be matched with a similar workforce differentiation.
不论这项策略性差异的基础为何，都必须搭配相符的差异化人力。
After a few years in the workforce, you may be ready to move onto a new career.
一些年工作之后，你可能想要开始新的事业。
Almost half of the IT people surveyed said they're not ready to support a more mobile workforce, citing security as the biggest concern.
受访的IT人士中几乎一半表示，他们对如何支持移动性更强的工作者还没准备好，安全是最大的隐患。
Yet in the matter of attractiveness to foreign investment at least two of these factors apply for China too: consumer market and workforce.
但是在吸引外国投资方面至少有两个因素是适用于中国的：消费者市场和劳动力。
When I joined the workforce, we felt that it was a sin against women to flirt, and that we all had to be the same as men.
我刚刚开始工作时，我们女性都觉得女人调情是不道德的，我们必须跟男人一样做事。
when the war forced the last of the French workforce to leave.
战争迫使最后一部分法国劳务人员撒离此地。
Much of this hollowing out of the American workforce is down to technology, but some of it stems from globalisation.
美国劳动力空洞化大部分归根于技术，但是其中一些由于全球化。

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