salaryman

salaryman

美 [ˈsæləriˌmæn] 　英 ['sæləri.mæn]

• n.（尤指日本的）白领阶层人员
• 网络上班族；工薪阶层；工薪族

词形变化

复数：salarymen  

英汉解释

n.	1. a man in Japan who works in an office and is paid a salary

例句

The career-track salaryman is expected to show more devotion to his corporate family than to his wife and children.

人们期望工作的男人把更多精力投入到公司中，而不是投向妻子儿女。

But their successors, called salaryman-shacho (or "hired-hand presidents" ), do not.

但是他们的继任者，被称为高级工薪族（或者叫“雇员型总裁”）的人，却没有这样的权力。

The salaryman-shacho is one of the biggest reasons whythe Japanese economy went down.

这种高级工薪族的出现就是日本经济下滑的诸多重要原因之一。

Nobu, an ambitious 31-year-old salaryman, is one such.

一个31岁的野心勃勃的终身制雇员就是这样。

'It's definitely much calmer, ' said Norikazu Nishi, a 59-year-old salaryman in Tokyo.

东京一位59岁的白领NorikazuNishi说，活动在形式上肯定会更为安静。

This is a typical Japanese salaryman and over here is a Japanese schoolgirl.

这边这个是日本女学生。

As in Japan, being a salaryman (or woman)[1] is far more respectable than running one's own firm.

就像日本那样，成为一个白领（或者女白领）远远比自己创业要值得尊敬。