1.雇工;计日工
2.斜井罐笼工
1.a worker who has learned a skill and works for a business that belongs to someone else
2.an experienced worker whose work is good but not excellent
1.James Grant was a journeymen carpenter who did not always pay his bills and who owed Maria three dollars.
詹姆士·格兰特是个常常欠债的流浪木匠，欠着玛利亚三块钱没给。
2.Some call themselves journeymen, or even masters, titles that belong by rights only to the craftsmen of the guilds.
有人自称技师甚至师傅，这些名号只有权被工匠协会认证批准。
3.We are fortunate to discover the richness and mystery of life endemic to seniors, society's well traveled journeymen, through their stories.
我们很幸运能发现的丰富性和特有的生活奥秘，老年人，社会以及旅行帮工，通过他们的故事。
4.Certain former slaves were carving stone and laying bricks, stealing work from guild journeymen and masters alike.
某些前奴隶在雕石砌砖，从技师和师傅之类的人那里偷学技艺。
5.Hitherto, genetic modification has been the work of apprentices and journeymen.
过去，基因改造只是学徒或者佣工的活。
6.Apprentices, journeymen, and craftsmanall work together as a team.
和技师，所有人都在同一个团队中一起工作。
7.The agriculture and forestry and fishery workers and journeymen were most.
以农林渔劳动者和各行业职工为多；
8.The wages of both servants and journeymen frequently sink in dear years.
在物价昂贵的年度，佣工和帮工的工资往往低落。
9.As master craft workers, they imparted the knowledge of their trades to apprentices and journeymen.
作为师傅，工匠们将自己的手艺传授给徒弟和雇工。
10.At the Barriere du Maine there are marble-workers, painters, and journeymen in the studios of sculptors.
在梅恩便门，有些云石制造工人、画家、雕刻工场的粗坯工人。