1.解雇
2.关闭;停歇
3.(临时)解雇期
4.停止活动[比赛]时期
1.解雇
2.关闭;停歇
3.(临时)解雇期
4.停止活动[比赛]时期
1.to end someone’s employment, especially temporarily, because there is not enough work for them
2.to stop doing something that is annoying someone
3.to stop doing or using something, especially for a short period of time
1.The gunman reportedly was a 41-year-old man of Asian descent who'd recently been laid off from his job with IBM.
据媒体报道，凶手41岁，是一名近期被IBM裁员的亚裔男子。
2.In the current economic downturn, the firm has no doubt already laid off a good number of bright young peo-ple like Ms Clinton.
在美国当今经济不景气之际，这家公司无疑已经裁减了大量的像克林顿小姐一样聪明的年轻人。
3.But workers who worry about being laid off are unlikely to go spend, regardless of how much money fiscal stimulus puts in their pockets.
然而，无论财政刺激方案发放多少补助到消费者口袋，担心被裁员的劳工还是不可能消费。
4.Criticized for overexpansion, the company has closed hundreds of stores and laid off thousands of employees over the past two years.
讽刺的是由于过度膨胀，公司在过去两年里已经关闭了数百家商店解雇了上千雇员。
5.If you were laid off in an across-the-board cutback, say so; otherwise, indicate that the move was your decision, the result of your action.
如果你是因为在一次公司裁员中被裁掉的，诚实的说出来，否则就表明此举是你的决定，你的行动的结果。
6.She recently found a job at a real estate company after being laid off in 2008 and is now able to splurge on lunches and dinners out.
2008年被解雇的她最近在一家房地产公司找到了工作，现在可以花钱下馆子吃午饭和晚饭了。
7.Unlike union workers laid off from idled factories, salaried workers have no safety net of health care or guaranteed income for a year.
与工会工人被闲置工厂解雇不同，有薪金工人被解雇后每年是没有医疗保障和救济金的。
8.These workers are hired and laid off during the course of the business cycle just as employees in the United States are.
在整个经营周期中招聘或解雇这些工人，与美国对雇员的做法也无不同之处。
9.In her 50s, she, too, was laid off, from her supervisory job of 15 years, and she moved in with her elderly mother.
她50岁，被工作了15年的公司解雇了，搬来和老母亲住。
10.The work there was seasonal, and there was a great deal of hardship among the employees when they were laid off each winter.
那里的工作带有季节性，所以每年冬天雇工们被解雇时，日子是很难过的。