white-collar 英 [hwaɪtˈkɔlə]   美 [hwaɪtˈkɑlɚ]

white-collar

white-collar  英 [hwaɪtˈkɔlə] 美 [hwaɪtˈkɑlɚ]

adj. 白领阶层的;脑力劳动者 

While white-collar moonlighters have the advantage of more flexibility on the job, they also face challenges. 尽管白领兼职族拥有工作弹性更高的优势,但他们也面临着挑战。
If these people are now all staying in their home towns because of better economic conditions very soon their white-collar colleagues will follow their paths. 如果这些人都因为更好的经济环境留在他们的家乡,那么他们的白领同事们将很快步追随他们的脚步而去。

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  • adj. 白领阶层的;脑力劳动者
  • 1. While white-collar moonlighters have the advantage of more flexibility on the job, they also face challenges.

    尽管白领兼职族拥有工作弹性更高的优势,但他们也面临着挑战。

  • 2. If these people are now all staying in their home towns because of better economic conditions very soon their white-collar colleagues will follow their paths.

    如果这些人都因为更好的经济环境留在他们的家乡,那么他们的白领同事们将很快步追随他们的脚步而去。

ˌwhite-ˈcollar / ; NAmE / adjective [usually before noun ] working in an office, rather than in a factory, etc; connected with work in offices 白领的;文职的;脑力劳动的 white-collar workers 白领工作者 a white-collar job 白领工作 white-collar crime (= in which office workers steal from their company, etc.) 白领犯罪 compare blue-collar , pink-collar ˌwhite-ˈcollar / ; NAmE /
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