workweek

英 [ˈwɜːkwiːk]

美 [ˈwɜːrkwiːk]

n.  一周工作时间

COCA.20227

英英释义

noun

• hours or days of work in a calendar week
  1. they worked a 40-hour week
  Synonym:week

双语例句

• One of the great spurs to21st century travel will be not the classical curriculum of an educated è lite but such developments as the introduction in China of the five-day workweek.
  21世纪旅游发展的一大动力将不是因为旅游被纳入了有知识的上层人士所修的传统课程中，而是因为有象中国引进五天工作制这样的发展。
• In the United States Monday is the beginning if the workweek;
  在美国，星期一是工作周的开始；
• They felt that the increasing use of automation in many aspects of life would eventually lead to further shortening of the workweek.
  他们认为对在生活的许多方面使用自动化的增长最终将导致工作周期缩短。
• At a minimum, all work performed on a public work project in excess of eight hours in any one day or more than five days in any workweek is overtime.
  至少，所有属于公共事业项目的工作，如果是工作时间超过了一天八个小时或者是一周超过了五天都属于加班的范畴。
• Early in its history, the company pioneered traditions like a short workweek and a profit-sharing plan for employees.
  在创建初期，宝洁公司就开创了某些传统，比如缩短每周工作时间，为员工制订利润分享计划等。
• Suggest a reduced schedule, such as a four-day workweek.
  可以建议减少工作时间，比如一天工作四天。
• Be ready to ask for a raise or negotiate a salary for a new job in the workweek that follows.
  准备好要求提升，或者因为那周之后新工作谈个薪水。
• You've made it through yet another tough workweek.
  你又熬过了艰难的一周工作。
• Some companies are cutting back to a 4-day workweek.
  有些公司将工作制削减到了每周（工作）4天。
• By learning to identify your normal peaks and valleys when it comes to productivity, you can make the most of your workweek, no matter what schedule you follow.
  通过发现你自己平时工作中生产力高峰、低谷，那么不论你是按照什么样的工作时间安排，都能充分利到一周工作日。