whitecollar

中英词典

1. 形容词

white-collar [ˌwaɪtˈkɒlə(r)]

• 白领的；从事脑力劳动的

2. 名词

white-collar [ˌwaɪtˈkɒlə(r)]

• 白领工人

3. 含义

形容词：
- 从事脑力劳动的，通常指在办公室从事管理、专业或行政工作的人。
名词：
- 进行脑力劳动的办公室工人，通常指拥有专业技能或受过高等教育的办公室职员。

4. 词语辨析

white-collar与blue-collar相对，指从事体力劳动的工人。

5. 词汇扩充

相关词汇：
- white-collar crime (白领犯罪)
- white-collar worker (白领工人)
- white-collar union (白领工会)
- white-collar class (白领阶层)
- white-collar profession (白领职业)

6. 近义词

professional, executive, office worker

7. 反义词

blue-collar

8. 柯林斯词典

white-collar (adj.)
- White-collar workers work in offices rather than doing physical work. They are usually managers or other highly educated workers.
white-collar (n.)
- White-collar workers are people who work in offices rather than doing physical work. They are usually managers or other highly educated workers.

9. 牛津词典

white-collar (adj.)
- Relating to people who work in offices, doing work that needs mental rather than physical effort, and who usually wear formal clothes.
white-collar worker (n.)
- A person who works in an office, doing work that needs mental rather than physical effort, and who usually wears formal clothes.

10. 用法

形容词：
- He is a white-collar professional working in a multinational company.
名词：
- In modern society, the number of white-collar workers has been increasing rapidly.

例句

1. He is a white-collar worker in a law firm. (他是一名律师事务所的白领工人。)
2. She enjoys the benefits of a white-collar job. (她享受着白领工作的好处。)
3. Most of the employees in this company are white-collar workers. (这家公司的大多数员工是白领工人。)
4. He has been a white-collar professional for over 10 years. (他已经是一名白领职业人员超过10年了。)
5. She is highly educated and works as a white-collar executive. (她受过高等教育，担任白领职务。)
6. The company provides various benefits for its white-collar employees. (该公司为白领员工提供各种福利。)
7. He prefers a white-collar job rather than manual labor. (他喜欢白领工作而不是体力劳动。)
8. She is looking for a white-collar profession with flexible working hours. (她正在寻找一份工作时间灵活的白领职业。)
9. The white-collar class is expanding with the growth of the service industry. (随着服务业的增长，白领阶层正在扩大。)
10. He was accused of committing a white-collar crime involving embezzlement. (他被指控涉嫌贪污的白领犯罪。)
11. She joined a white-collar union to protect the rights of office workers. (她加入了一家白领工会，以保护办公室员工的权益。)
12. Many white-collar workers find it difficult to balance work and personal life. (许多白领工人发现很难平衡工作和个人生活。)
13. He belongs to the white-collar profession and earns a high salary. (他从事白领职业，薪水很高。)
14. She is tired of her white-collar job and wants to pursue a career in a different field. (她对自己的白领工作感到厌倦，想在其他领域追求事业。)
15. There is a growing demand for white-collar professionals in the technology sector. (科技行业对白领职业人员的需求不断增长。)
16. He is a successful white-collar executive who has climbed the corporate ladder. (他是一位成功的白领高管，已经攀登了企业的高位。)
17. The company offers various training programs for its white-collar employees to enhance their skills. (该公司为白领员工提供各种培训项目，以提升他们的技能。)
18. She enjoys the stability and benefits that come with being a white-collar worker. (她享受作为白领工人所带来的稳定和福利。)
19. He transitioned from a blue-collar job to a white-collar career after earning a degree. (在获得学位后，他从蓝领工作转向了白领职业。)
20. She is proud of her white-collar profession and the impact she makes in her field. (她为自己的白领职业感到骄傲，以及她在领域中所产生的影响。)
21. He prefers the stability and security of a white-collar job over the physical demands of a blue-collar job. (相较于蓝领工作的体力需求，他更喜欢白领工作的稳定性和安全性。)