semiskilled

semiskilled

美 [ˌsemaɪˈskɪld] 　英 [ˌsemɪ'skɪld]

• adj.(工人)半熟练的；只需有限训练即可操作的
• 网络半技术性；半成熟的

英汉解释

adj.	1. (工人)半熟练的;只需有限训练即可操作的

英英解释

adj.	1. a semiskilled job is one that you need to have some skills to do, but these do not need to be very advanced or the result of a lot of training. Someone who does this kind of job is called a semiskilled worker.

例句

After 1815 this older form of manufacturing began to give way to factories with machinery tended by unskilled or semiskilled laborers.

1815年之后这种旧的制造模式让位于一种有不熟练或半熟练的劳工照顾的机器工厂。这其实就交代了

And as manufacturing jobs and semiskilled office positions disappear, much of this vast, nonprofessional middle class is drifting downward.

随着制造业中的工作和半熟练的办公室职业消失，这类中产阶级的数量大量下滑。

Mr. Tada is in a group of semiskilled workers who hover somewhere in the middle of Japan's nuclear power-plant ecosystem.

多田贤治是一群半技术工人的一员，他们处于日本核电站生态系统的中层。

Branded an intellectual, he spent 10 years working as a semiskilled laborer at the Beijing Heavy Machinery Factory.

带着知识分子的烙印，余先生在北京重机械厂作为半成品工人工作了10年。

American business profited greatly from an inexhaustible supply of unskilled and semiskilled workers.

美国企业得益于非熟练型与半熟练型劳动力源源不断的供给。

Workers who enter a semiskilled occupation do not have to undergo a long period of training.

已经半熟练的工人无需经过长时期的训练。

In part, Asia was attractive because the semiskilled workers there were cheaper.

在某种程度上，亚洲因其廉价的半熟练工人而别具吸引力。

Many jobs, in hotels and restaurant , especially are semiskilled so that very little training is needed for them.

特别是在旅馆和饭店，有许多都是熟练工人，因此工人只需要很少的训练即可上岗。