workload
/'wә:klәud/
📖 中文释义
- n. 工作量
- [化] 工作量
🧩 词形变化
💬 双语例句
For health practitioners, digital solutions must be perceived as boosting efficiency, rather than adding to their already-heavy workload. Co-creating solutions with people experienced in delivering health care in low-resource settings can help to ensure that the solutions are adopted at scale.
对医疗工作者而言,数字方案必须让他们感到能够增加效率,而不是徒增已经十分沉重的工作负担。 与富有在低资源条件下实现医疗服务的经验的人士合作制定方案有助于确保方案可以形成规模化实施。
After all, women professionals do not have to choose between a career and children, but can enjoy both. By spending part of their extra income on household jobs and personal services, American women limit their workload while creating demand for service jobs that wouldn’t exist otherwise.
目前,美国创造的财富比欧洲多。 毕竟,女性专业人士并非必需在事业和孩子们之间作出选择,而是可以兼顾。 美国妇女把额外收入花在家务和个人服务上,美国妇女限制工作量,同时创造了服务性工作的需求,而这些工作在其他情形下就不会存在。 直截了当地说,那就是一箭双雕。
🔗 常用搭配
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
- n. work that a person is expected to do in a specified time