1. 企业裁员:bottomline 底线,也表示最重要的部分 | downsize 企业裁员 | corporate ladder 企业晋升制度
2. 削减:downshift (使)工作降格 | downsize 削减 | down time 停工期,窝工
3. 裁员:bottomline 最重要的部分 | downsize 裁员 | corporate ladder 公司晋升制度
1. downsize的反义词
1. 使精简;使缩小;使小型化
To downsize something such as a business or industry means to make it smaller.
e.g. American manufacturing organizations have been downsizing their factories.
美国制造商们一直在缩小他们工厂的规模。
e.g. ...today's downsized economy.
当今规模变小的经济
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1. The latest circular orders the local governments to downsize the areas for development zones and trim the number of zones.
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2. Some corrupt officials who sell positions will also be unhappy to downsize their governments because fewer positions mean less money for them.
3. It has to move beyond a moratorium to downsize its capacity of nuclear arms fin order to gain further economic and security return.
4. JAL will also downsize the number of planes in its total fleet, as a further bid to stem the tide of capital flowing out of the company.
5. The Navy hopes eventually to downsize its marine mammal program and replace the animals with machines.
6. downsize
6. They proposed to downsize the country's parliament from 150 to 100 delegates, reduce politician's privileges and abolish radio and television license fees.
7. downsize的近义词
7. It will also downsize its subsidiary in Singapore and transfer part of the business to Chinese Taiwan.
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8. Besides, the government has decided to downsize the issuance of treasury bonds.
9. downsize的反义词
9. Home cooks looking for help will be waiting for the technology to downsize and drop in price.
10. She now wants to downsize and find a house in west London so she is closer to the city centre for work commitments.
verb
1. reduce in size or number
e.g. the company downsized its research staff
2. make in a smaller size
e.g. the car makers downsized the SUVs when fuel became very expensive
3. dismiss from work
e.g. three secretaries were downsized during the financial crisis