工作量
gōng zuò liàng
Pinyin
Definition
工作量
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- workload
- volume of work
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 worker
- 2 workshop
- 3 (slang) troublesome
- 4 high-maintenance (person)
- 1 combat
- 2 to fight
- 1 one's conduct
- 2 deed
- 3 activity
- 4 accomplishment
- 5 achievement
- 6 to act as
- 7 as (in the capacity of)
- 8 qua
- 9 to view as
- 10 to look upon (sth as)
- 11 to take sth to be
Idioms (20)
人不可貌相,海水不可斗量
- 1 you can't judge a person by appearance, just as you can't measure the sea with a pint pot (idiom)
以身作则
- 1 to set an example (idiom); to serve as a model
作威作福
- 1 tyrannical abuse (idiom); riding roughshod over people
作茧自缚
- 1 to spin a cocoon around oneself (idiom); enmeshed in a trap of one's own devising
- 2 hoist by his own petard
作鸟兽散
- 1 lit. scatter like birds and beasts (idiom)
- 2 fig. to head off in various directions
- 3 to flee helter-skelter
Sample Sentences
工作量增加对你们的工作程序多少有些影响吧?
The increased workload must have had some effect on your work process, no?
那是前些年,人们在网上发作品是为了找个地儿展示自己的才华,写的人免费写,看的人免费看。现在可不是这样了,发作品的大部分是和网站签约的写手。一部作品就是三章定生死,前三章写得好,点击量大,人气高的话,就会有人找他签约,签约了就会规定每周写多少字,完成多少工作量,然后根据付费的人数拿稿费。
That was a few years ago. People were publishing their works online as a way to develop their talents. The writers wrote for free and the readers read for free. Nowadays it's not like this at all. Most of the writers publishing works have signed contracts with the websites. A work of three chapters is all that matters. If those first three chapters are well written, the traffic is a lot and the response is great, then some people will look to sign a contract with him. After signing the contract, he's committed to writing so many words per week, completing so much work.Then he gets royalties according to the number of people who pay.
我们中文翻译部工作量比较大,平时的新闻啦,各个组织机构的工作啦,每天都得忙。
Our Chinese translation department has quite a large workload: the usual news, and work from each related organization. It's busy every day.
上星期你没有按时完成报告。这已经连续发生很多次了。是不是工作量太大了?
You didn’t finish that report on time last week. This has happened several times in a row already. Is the workload too heavy?