white-collar workers的意思|示意

White-collar workers pride themselves on going to offices on bicycles, on foot, or even on roller skates instead of being "the men behind the wheel".

白领员工们对于骑车上班、步行上班、甚至滑着轮滑上班倍感骄傲，而不必再做那所谓的“呆坐在驾驶舵后面的有车一族”。

In 2007 half the population belonged to the socioeconomic categories C1 (lower-end white-collar workers) and C2 (skilled manual workers).

在2007年英国一半的人口属于社会经济学上的C1类(较低层白领工人)和C2类(熟练的手工工人)。

According to Xu, the smoking rate among young women, particularly white-collar workers, and adolescents has climbed in recent years.

据徐说，年轻女子尤其是白领的吸烟率逐年上升，并且近些年青少年抽烟率也逐渐攀升。

Only 9 percent of 1, 156 white-collar workers surveyed by Recruit Agent, a recruiting firm, claim to be able to communicate in English.

根据招聘公司“招聘中介”的调查，在1156名日本白领受访者中，仅有9%自称可以用英语交流。

Such is human nature, that a great many people are often willing to sacrifice higher pay for the privilege of becoming white-collar workers.

许多人常常情愿放弃较高的薪水以换取做白领工人的殊荣，此乃人之常情。

The creators of the Web site said they wanted a place for white-collar workers to complain and blow off steam.

该网站的创建者称，他们想给白领提供一个抱怨和发泄的场所。