labor
US /ˈlebɚ/
・UK /'leɪbə(r)/
A1 初級TOEIC
v.t./i.動詞 (他動詞/自動詞)努力する
You cannot expect her to labor over this project like you do
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)労働組合
The mayor wants to increase the demand for labor as there are too many unemployed people in town
v.t./i.動詞 (他動詞/自動詞)働く
They would labor for hours during the day and party at night
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)労働者
Unskilled labor in this country numbers about 100,000
n. (u.)不可算名詞労働
Manual labor is becoming less common in modern economies.
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)労働者
The company needs to improve its relationship with labor.
n. (u.)不可算名詞分娩
She went into labor early.
v.t./i.動詞 (他動詞/自動詞)苦心する
He labored over the details of the report.
動画字幕
月で水素を製造したい日本の企業は？ (Why these Japanese companies want to make hydrogen on the moon)
- Adapting the knowledge for extreme conditions in space has been a labor of love, once spearheaded by Takasago engineer Atsushi Kato.
この知識を宇宙での極限状態に適応させることは、かつて高砂のエンジニアである加藤淳が陣頭指揮を執った労作である。
- Adapting the knowledge for extreme conditions in space has been a labor of love, once spearheaded by Takasago engineer Atsushi Kato.
この知識を宇宙での極限状態に適応させることは、かつて高砂のエンジニアである加藤淳が陣頭指揮を執った労作である。
リビングから始めたビジネス、年商900万ドルを達成 (I Launched A Business From My Living Room — Now It Brings In $9 Million A Year)
- We invested about 30K into producing our first batch, so that included all ordering our materials, ordering hardware, paying our factory labor costs, and
だから、その路線はやめた。
- We invested about 30K into producing our first batch, so that included all ordering our materials, ordering hardware, paying our factory labor costs,
だから、その路線はやめた。
Amazonの壊れた返品プロセスが販売者をAmazonから離れさせている理由 (How Amazon’s Broken Returns Process Is Driving Sellers To Leave Amazon)
- Between new return fees on Amazon, multi-step reverse shipping and the labor for proper inspections, it's often easier for sellers to just tell customers to keep it or for it to end up in a landfill.
アマゾンの新しい返品手数料、多段階の逆送、適切な検品にかかる労力など、売り手にとっては、顧客にそのまま持っていてもらうか、埋め立て処分される方が楽な場合が多い。
- the labor for proper inspections, it's often easier for sellers to just tell customers to keep it or for it to end up in a landfill.
リバース・ロジスティクス・ソフトウェアのプロバイダーであるオプトロによれば、2024年には、返品によって推定2,900万トンの二酸化炭素が排出され、98億ポンドの返品が埋立地に行き着くという。
クリエイティブな人間の恐るべきパラドックス - ハンター・S・トンプソン (The Terrible Paradox of Being a Creative Person - Hunter S. Thompson)
- Every man is the sum total of his reactions to experience. As your experiences differ and multiply, you become a different man, and hence your perspective changes. The answer, then, must not deal with goals at all, or not with tangible goals anyway. In short, a man who has found meaning has not dedicated his life to reaching a predefined goal, but he has rather chosen a way of life he knows he will enjoy. The goal is absolutely secondary. It is the functioning toward the goal which is important. The directions we go in life are far less important than whose finger it is that we are following. In Thompson's case, that trembling, pointing finger always remained his own, even up until the last choice he made. And in this, he reminds us, in the most extreme sense, to take control over our lives and live them on our own terms. To step outside the lines. To curve and blur them. To make new ones. To inhale them. He shows us that our work and our lives are always an ongoing process of change, of effort, of labor, of pain, of hope, of laughing, of tripping, of meandering, of loving, and of dying, in hopes that the story will continue in the words of others. His life was as much a part of his work as the words on the pages, each breath as much as each line, revealing the difficulties of making it through this world with any resemblance to the person you were when you came in, while also showing the unbelievable thrill of the whole process.
人は皆、経験に対する反応の総体である。経験が異なれば異なる人間になり、視点も変わる。その答えは、目標をまったく扱わないこと、あるいは目に見える目標を扱わないことである。要するに、意味を見出した人間は、あらかじめ決められたゴールに到達するために人生を捧げているのではなく、むしろ自分が楽しめるとわかっている生き方を選んでいるのだ。ゴールは二の次である。重要なのはゴールに向かう機能である。人生で進む方向は、誰の指に従うかよりもはるかに重要ではない。トンプソンの場合、最後の選択に至るまで、その震える指は常に彼自身
- He shows us that our work and our lives are always an ongoing process of change, of effort, of labor, of pain, of hope, of laughing, of tripping, of meandering, of loving, and
ネイティブのような英語スピーキング上達法 – 自然な会話を始めよう！語彙力アップ (Advanced English Speaking Fluency – Start Speaking Naturally! Improve your vocabulary)
- For parts and labor, you're looking at around $250.
いくらくらいかかりそうですか？
- For parts and labor, you're looking at around $250.
部品と技術料で、250ドルくらいですね。
Z世代が仕事の未来をどう変えているか (Gen Z is reshaping the future of work – here’s how)
- Youth between the ages of 15 to 24 make up 34% of the global labor force.
彼らは若い頃、同じようなことを気にしていたのだろう。
- Youth between the ages of 15 to 24 make up 34% of the global labor force.
彼らは若い頃、同じようなことを気にしていたのだろう。
台湾の半導体産業はいかにして勝利を収めたか (How Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry Won)
- In the 1960s and 1970s, US companies such as RCA, Texas Instruments, and General Instruments set up factories in Taiwan, primarily to take advantage of the island's cheap labor.
1960年代から1970年代にかけて、RCA、テキサス・インスツルメンツ、ゼネラル・インスツルメンツといった米国企業が台湾に工場を設立したのは、主に台湾の安価な労働力を利用するためだった。
- General Instruments set up factories in Taiwan, primarily to take advantage of the island's cheap labor.
大統領選挙が連邦準備制度に与える影響 (How Presidential Elections Influence The Federal Reserve)
- You see it in the labor market.
委員会は、この水準がインフレを抑えるために機能していると考えている。
- You see it in the labor market.
労働市場を見ればわかる。
アメリカ人はファストフードのインフレに苦戦、78%が贅沢品と認識 (Americans grapple with fast food inflation as 78% now view it as a luxury)
- And so if you're looking at what's driving inflation on my side of the counter, of course it is the cost of labor, the cost of entry-level labor.
明らかに、この5ドルキャンペーンの持続可能性は、訪問者数の増加対トレードオフの促進がすべてであり、基本的なベースラインを成長させ、市場シェアを獲得することである。
- And so if you're looking at, you know, what's driving inflation on my side of the counter, of course, it is the cost of labor, the cost of entry level labor.
つまり、私たちの側でインフレを引き起こしているのは何かといえば、それはもちろん人件費であり、入門レベルの人件費だ。