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unionised 英ʌn'aɪənaɪzd美ʌn'aɪənaɪzd 高BNC⁵³¹⁰⁸Economist¹³⁹⁰⁶
基本英英近义反义例句
adj. = unionized
Adjective:
not converted into ionsbeing a member of or formed into a labor union;organized labor unionized workers a unionized shop 近义词 organised有组织的nonionized非电离的nonionic非离子式的nonionised非电离的organized安排有序的unionized组织成工会的…
It is also suing two states Arizona and South Dakota where voters have decided that workers should be guaranteed a secret- ballot election before their workplace is unionised.
因为这里已经通过投票决定保证工人们可以进行一场无记名投票决定他们的工厂是否应该加入公会。 ecocn
A year ago he explored the idea of a print edition, but France’s unionised distribution system made the costs prohibitive.
一年前他曾想出版印刷版，但因为法国联合分销体系使成本太高而作罢。 ecocn
Nissan, Honda and Toyota, for example, produce well over half the vehicles they sell in North America in locally based factories that employ younger, frequently non- unionised workers.
譬如说尼桑、本田、丰田，它们在北美市场所销售超过总量一半的汽车都是由本地生产的，这些工厂雇佣的工人通常都比较年轻，且属于非联合会成员。 ecocn
On both occasions they had to overcome fierce resistance, as anybody must who takes on America's unionised and sclerotic public- school system.
建立这两所学校，他们必须克服巨大阻力，而这正是任何承担美国统一古板的公立学校体系的人所必须面对的。 ecocn
Over- unionised and unaccountable, America’s school system needs the same sort of competition that makes its universities the envy of the world.
美国过度紧密和无法解释的学校体制也需要同样的竞争，这样的竞争使得它的大学为全世界所羡慕。 ecocn
There, although around60% of public-sector workers are unionised, wage increases in the public sector have lagged behind those in the private sector.
在那里，尽管差不多60%的公共职工都是公会的会员，但是工资增幅却落后于私企员工。 ecocn
To many without a dog in the labour fight, the outpouring of support for unionised workers in Wisconsin looks like cheering for one's own team.
对一些反劳工的温和派人士来说，他们流露出的对威斯康辛州有组织工人们的支持更像是为他们自己的阵营呐喊。 ecocn |