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雅思單字:工作與職業

工作與職業貫穿雅思考試的各個部分。口語 Part 1 常以"Do you work or are you a student?"開場,Part 3 可能討論工作滿意度、居家辦公或 employment 的未來。寫作 Task 2 可能問:人們是否應該一輩子為同一個 employer 工作?高 salary 是否比有趣的工作更重要?

本詞組涵蓋求職、工作和離職的詞彙。求職階段:vacancy、applicant、candidate、interview、recruit、recruitment。工作本身:occupation、profession、colleague、manager、staff、workforce。薪酬與條件:salary、wage、income、pension、overtime、shift。salary 通常指固定年薪,wage 多按小時或周計算——區分二者能讓回答更精確。

現代工作方式是熱門話題。freelance、part-time 工作,flexible 工作時間,漫長的 commute,都是考生可以結合親身經驗談論的內容。productivity 和 efficiency 適合討論遠程辦公的利弊,teamwork 和 leadership 描述僱主看重的能力;年輕人初入職場則可以用 internship 和 apprentice。

離職方式也有講究:resign 是主動辭職,retire 是因年齡退休,redundancy 是因崗位不再需要而被裁員。用對詞能體現你對話題的真正掌握。還要注意搭配:apply for a job、gain experience、earn a promotion、meet a deadline。

每天學一點:今天學的新詞明天隔夜複習,熟悉的詞複習頻率越來越低,精力集中在需要的地方。每次學完,用一分鐘口頭描述你現在的工作或理想工作,儘量自然地用上本詞組的單字。

學習這 49 個單字 做個測驗

單字音標詞性英文釋義中文等級
employment/ɪmˈplɔɪmənt/n.having a job; work done for moneyn. 就業;受僱;工作;n. 使用;運用B1
unemployment/.ʌnim'plɒimənt/n.the number of people in an area who want to work but do not have a jobn. 失業, 失業人數L2
employer/ɪmˈplɔɪə/n.person or firm that pays people to work for themn. 僱主;用人單位B1
employee/ɪmˈplɔɪiː/n.person who works for someone else for paymentn. 僱員;員工A2
career/kəˈrɪə/n.particular occupation in professional lifen. 職業;職業生涯;v. 飛馳;猛衝A2
occupation/ˌɒkjəˈpeɪʃən/n.a career or regular jobn. 職業;工作;n. 軍事佔領B1
profession/prəˈfeʃən/n.job requiring special education or skillsn. 職業;專業性職業;n. 某職業的全體從業者B1
professional/prəˈfeʃənəl/adj.about a job such as a doctor, lawyer, accountant, etc.adj. 專業的;職業的;adj. 專業得體的;稱職的B1
salary/ˈsæləri/n.money an employee is paid each yearn. 薪水;薪金A2
wage/weɪdʒ/n.money paid to workers for the hours they workedn. 工資;工錢;v. 開展;發動B1
income/ˈɪnkʌm/n.earned money from work, investments, or businessn. 收入;收益B1
promotion/prəu'məuʃən/n.moving someone to a more important positionn. 晉級, 創建, 增進L2
recruit/rɪˈkruːt/v.to get people to come and work, join, or study with youv. 招聘;招募;n. 新員工;新成員;新兵B2
recruitment/rɪˈkruːtmənt/n.the process of finding people to join an organisationn. 招聘;招募B2
colleague/ˈkɒliːɡ/n.someone who works with you; coworkern. 同事;同僚A2
manager/ˈmænɪdʒə/n.person who controls and runs a business or groupn. 經理;管理者A2
management/ˈmænɪdʒmənt/n.people who are in control of a business or groupn. 管理;經營;n. 管理層;管理人員B1
staff/stɑːf/n.employees of a companyn. 全體員工;工作人員;v. 為…配備員工B1
workforcen.n the force of workers availablen. 勞動力;工人總數, 職工總數L2
labour/'leibə/n.n a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages; n concluding state of pregnancyn. 勞動, 努力, 工作, 勞工, 分娩;v. 勞動, 努力, 苦幹L3
retire/rɪˈtaɪə/v.to stop working because you have reached a certain agev. 退休;退役;v. 退出比賽B1
retirement/ri'taiəmənt/n.time when someone has stopped working because of their agen. 退休, 隱居, 撤退L1
pension/'penʃən/n.regular payments you receive after you retiren. 養老金, 退休金, 津貼, 年金, 撫卹金, 膳宿學校, 膳宿費;v. 發給退休金, 用津貼拉攏L2
contract/ˈkɒntrækt/n.legal agreement (e.g., for doing work for money)n. 合同;契約;v. 收縮;縮小B2
freelance/ˈfriːlɑːns/adj.Working independently for different clients rather than one employeradj. 自由職業的;adv. 以自由職業方式B2
part-time/ˌpɑːt ˈtaɪm/adj.Involving fewer hours than a full working or studying weekadj. 兼職的;非全日制的;adv. 兼職地;非全日制地A2
overtime/ˈəʊvətaɪm/n.Extra working hours, or the money paid for themn. 加班時間;加班費;adv. 加班地B2
shift/ʃɪft/v.to change in position or directionv. 移動;轉變;n. 轉變;變化B2
productivity/.prəudʌk'tiviti/n.rate at which something is made or that people workn. 生產力L2
efficiency/ɪˈfɪʃnsi/n.working well; producing something without wasten. 效率;效能B2
skilled/skɪld/adj.Having the training and ability to do something welladj. 熟練的;有技能的;adj. 需要專門技能的B2
unskilled/.ʌn'skild/adj.not having or showing or requiring special skill or proficiencyadj. 無(特殊)技能的, 不熟練的, 拙劣的L3
apprentice/ə'prentis/n.works for an expert to learn a trade; be or work as an apprenticen. 學徒, 生手;v. 使做學徒L3
internship/ˈɪntɜːnʃɪp/n.A temporary job providing practical experience in a particular fieldn. 實習崗位;實習期B2
interview/ˈɪntəvjuː/n.to formally ask questions about a given topicn. 面試;面談;n. 採訪;訪談A2
resign/rɪˈzaɪn/v.to leave a job because you want tov. 辭職;辭去;v. 使自己接受不如意的事B2
redundancy/rɪˈdʌndənsi/n.Job loss because an employer no longer needs the positionn. 裁員;職位撤銷;n. 冗餘;多餘重複C1
promote/prəˈməʊt/v.to try to encourage the popularity and sales of a productv. 促進;提倡;v. 晉升;提拔B1
workplace/ˈwɜːkpleɪs/n.A place where people do their jobsn. 工作場所B1
job/dʒɒb/n.regular work of earning moneyn. 工作;職位;n. 任務;活兒A1
vacancy/ˈveɪkənsi/n.A job or position available for someone to filln. 職位空缺;n. 空房;可用客房B2
applicant/ˈæplɪkənt/n.Someone who formally requests a job, place, or permissionn. 申請人B2
candidate/ˈkændɪdət/n.a person being considered for a job or position in officen. 候選人;求職者;n. 應試者B2
experience/ɪkˈspɪəriəns/n.knowledge gained by living life, doing new thingsn. 經驗;n. 經歷;體驗A2
leadership/ˈliːdəʃɪp/n.quality of being able to guide or influence othersn. 領導能力;領導;n. 領導層B2
teamwork/ˈtiːmwɜːk/n.People working together effectively to achieve a shared goaln. 團隊合作B2
deadline/ˈdedlaɪn/n.a date or time before which something must be donen. 截止日期;最後期限B2
commute/kəˈmjuːt/v.To travel regularly between home and workv. 通勤;往返上班;n. 通勤路程B2
flexible/ˈfleksəbl/adj.capable of being easily bent or changed without breakingadj. 靈活的;可調整的;adj. 柔韌的;易彎曲的B2

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