sweatshop 英 ['swetʃɒp]   美 ['swɛtʃɑp]

sweatshop

sweatshop  英 ['swetʃɒp] 美 ['swɛtʃɑp]

n. 血汗工厂;剥削劳力的工厂 

名词复数:sweatshops 

Her boy has never been to a doctor or a dentist, and last bathed when he was 2, so a sweatshop job by comparison would be far more pleasant and less dangerous. 他的儿子从来没看过医生或者牙医,最后一次洗澡是在2岁的时候,所以两相对照,血汗工厂的工作将会开心的并且没有那么危险。
My views on sweatshops are shaped by years living in East Asia, watching as living standards soared — including those in my wife’s ancestral village in southern China — because of sweatshop jobs. 多年在东南亚的生活形成了我对血汗工厂的看法,见证了生活水平飙升——包括我太太祖籍华南地区村庄的人们——来自血汗工厂的工作。

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  • n. 血汗工厂;剥削劳力的工厂
  • 1. Her boy has never been to a doctor or a dentist, and last bathed when he was 2, so a sweatshop job by comparison would be far more pleasant and less dangerous.

    他的儿子从来没看过医生或者牙医,最后一次洗澡是在2岁的时候,所以两相对照,血汗工厂的工作将会开心的并且没有那么危险。

  • 2. My views on sweatshops are shaped by years living in East Asia, watching as living standards soared — including those in my wife’s ancestral village in southern China — because of sweatshop jobs.

    多年在东南亚的生活形成了我对血汗工厂的看法,见证了生活水平飙升——包括我太太祖籍华南地区村庄的人们——来自血汗工厂的工作。

  • 3. To continue growing rapidly, China needs to make the next transition, from sweatshop economy to innovation economy.

    为了继续快速发展,中国需要完成下一个转变,那就是从血汗工厂经济到创新型经济。

  • sweatshop (n.) also sweat-shop, 1892, from sweat (v.) + shop (n.). The verb sweat is attested from 1879 in the sense "employ (someone) in hard work for low wages," and compare sweater "one who exacts wages at very low prices" (1846).
sweat·shop / ˈswetʃɒp ; NAmE ˈswetʃɑːp / noun ( disapproving) a place where people work for low wages in poor conditions 血汗工厂,血汗工场(工资低廉、劳动条件恶劣) sweatshop sweatshops sweat·shop / ˈswetʃɒp ; NAmE ˈswetʃɑːp /
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