工作的人

The man who drives me to and from work is named Woody too.

那个驱动我工作的人和让我不能工作的人是同一个人，他叫woody。

It imposes on those who practice it specific obligations inherent in its very nature .

从事这一工作的人承担着由该工作性质产生的特殊义务。

For those who can afford to be pickier, here are five tips on what type of offers to take a pass on and what warning signs to watch out for

对那些有资本挑选工作的人来说，下面五条建议有助于你了解应该放弃哪些类型的工作邀请，以及需要关注哪些预警信号。

For those who can afford to be pickier, here are five tips on whattype of offers to take a pass on and what warning signs to watch outfor

对那些有资本挑选工作的人来说，下面五条建议有助于你了解应该放弃哪些类型的工作邀请，以及需要关注哪些预警信号。

People who work in the office are often called to be "white collars",because they are alwasy wear in collar and tie to work.

在办公室工作的人多被称作&白领&，因为他们总是穿着有领子的衣服打着领带去工作。

Many of those still in work face shorter working hours, job sharing and lower pay.

许多还在工作的人面临着工时减短，工作分摊制和薪酬减少的境地。

Other people in Japan who wear white gloves are people who do important work with their hands, such as public transport drivers; and people who need to apperar formally dressed, such as station platform staff, department store staf, and bridegrooms.

在日本戴白色手套的别的人是公共运输人那样和他们的手有关做重要的工作的人；和新郎、百货商店、车站等需要穿正式服装的人。

In fact, bridegrooms usually cattty thir white gloves without putting them on, which makes the gloves even more symbolc, and even less practical!

在日本戴白色手套的别的人是公共运输人那样和他们的手有关做重要的工作的人；和新郎、百货商店、车站等需要穿正式服装的人。

In fact, bridegrooms usually cattty thir carry their white gloves without putting them on, which makes the gloves even more symbolc symbolic , and even less practical!

其他，在日本戴白色手套的别的人是公共运输人那样和那些他们的手有关做用手做着重要的工作的人，比如司机；和还有新郎、在百货商店、车站等需要穿正式服装出现的人。

Daniel Meade, you're the only one in this room who was born into his job.

丹尼尔，你是这个房间里唯一一个生来就得到这份工作的人指继承他父亲的工作

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。