layoffs
读音：英 [ˈleɪˈɒfs]
美[ˈleɪˌɔfs]
layoffs 基本解释
n. 临时解雇( layoff的复数形式 ); 停工, 停止活动
layoffs 词性变化
原型:layoff
词组短语
1、mishandled layoffs 处理不当的裁员
layoffs 用法和例句
1、There will be more cutbacks and more layoffs.
这里还有会更大规模的裁员
2、The news about the layoffs disquieted many workers.
有关解雇的消息令许多工人忧虑。
3、Jobs bill to stop teacher layoffs nears approval.
禁止裁撤教师的劳动法即将获得批准。
4、The pace of layoffs has accelerated in recent months.
近几个月以来，人们失业的速度开始加快了。
5、Stock prices broke when the firm suddenly announced layoffs.
当公司突然宣布裁员时，股票价格便大跌
6、Layoffs in the past, Yahoo s annual expenditure of 39 million.
在裁员以前，雅虎的年度支出为39亿美元。
7、The executives said Toyota has no plans for layoffs at either factory.
他们说，丰田在两家工厂均无裁员计划。
8、Because of a looming budget shortfall, more layoffs are likely to happen.
由于出现预算不足，可能发生更多裁员。
9、Besides layoffs, the company has been adjusting its supply chain to cut costs.
裁员外，公司已调整供应链来缩减成本。
10、Of course He did not rule out that additional layoffs might occur later.
当然了，他并没有排除未来还会继续裁员的可能。