blue-collar 英 [ˈblu:ˌkɔlə]   美 [ˈbluˌkɑlɚ]

blue-collar

blue-collar  英 [ˈblu:ˌkɔlə] 美 [ˈbluˌkɑlɚ]

adj. 蓝领阶级的,体力劳动者的 

Johnson’s aversion to this tax was part of his reluctance to ask for any sacrifices for the Vietnam War -- except from the disproportionately blue-collar army that was fighting it. 约翰逊对这项税的反感,部分是因为除了浴血奋战的不成比例的蓝领军人外,他犹豫要不要要求其他人为越战做出一点点牺牲。
Many blue-collar workers are no longer willing to labor for low wages in manufacturing hubs like Guangdong, visiting their families only once a year. 许多蓝领工人已经不愿再为了极低的薪酬而在广东这类制造业中心地区工作,而且每年只能回家一次。

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  • adj. 蓝领阶级的,体力劳动者的
  • 1. Johnson’s aversion to this tax was part of his reluctance to ask for any sacrifices for the Vietnam War -- except from the disproportionately blue-collar army that was fighting it.

    约翰逊对这项税的反感,部分是因为除了浴血奋战的不成比例的蓝领军人外,他犹豫要不要要求其他人为越战做出一点点牺牲。

  • 2. Many blue-collar workers are no longer willing to labor for low wages in manufacturing hubs like Guangdong, visiting their families only once a year.

    许多蓝领工人已经不愿再为了极低的薪酬而在广东这类制造业中心地区工作,而且每年只能回家一次。

  • 3. The article stated that Dolly was an amorous type, and that she liked burly, blue-collar kinds of men.

    那篇文章说多莉属于多情的类型,而且她喜欢像蓝领工人一样结实的男人。

ˌblue-ˈcollar / ; NAmE / adjective [only before noun ] connected with people who do physical work in industry 从事体力劳动的;蓝领的 blue-collar workers/voters/votes 蓝领工人╱选民╱选票 compare pink-collar , white-collar ˌblue-ˈcollar / ; NAmE /
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