laid off
英 [leɪd ɔf] 美 [led ɔf]

v.

临时解雇( layoff的过去式和过去分词 )；停工，停止活动；[经] 被解雇的；

英英释义

laid off

• adj.having lost your job

  同义词：dischargeddismissedfiredlaid-offpink-slipped

双语例句

1. The company has paid off some redundant employees.
   公司在发放工资后解雇了一些多余的雇员。
2. Many companies laid off workers this year.
   许多公司今年解雇了工人。
3. Many employees of the company got laid off.
   这家公司许多雇员都下岗了。
4. Its 1950s-era textile mills are laying off workers.
   五十年代修建的纺织厂的工人们纷纷下岗。

权威例句

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