working-day

基本解釋

Agricultural labor, of course, traditionally has no time clocks in the fields: the working-day stretches from dawn to dusk when necessary.
傳統(tǒng)上，田野中的農(nóng)業(yè)勞動當(dāng)然是沒有上下班概念的：如果有必要，工作時間可以日出而作，日落而息。
And with a creaking of its rickety string-bound frame, Sarju rises from the adjacent charpoy, steps between a dozen curled-up canine forms, and begins his working-day.
僅靠線捆綁的吊床發(fā)出了“吱吱”的聲音，Sarju從臨近的吊床上起來，邁過許多縱橫蜷曲的線，開始了他一天的工作。
Working-day adjusted data showing month-on-month performance confirm the impression that food production is defying the slump: output rose by around 10% on average in February, March and May.
工作日統(tǒng)計的每月數(shù)據(jù)使人們更加確信食品產(chǎn)業(yè)正在迎難而上，2、3、5月份的平均產(chǎn)值上升了10%。

Better working conditions. One of its first demands was an eight-hour work day.
We had an example of that the other day working with the Mozart-- Where was that?
我們上次講莫扎特時有過一個很好的例子,在哪里
耶魯公開課 - 聆聽音樂課程節(jié)選
The adult learner has enormous pressures on them to not take time out to learn, but instead to continue working in their working environment and in the context that they are in the day-to-day environment.
成年學(xué)者壓力很大,他們不能抽出時間學(xué)習(xí)，只能在工作場所,不停地工作,在這種情況下,他們每天處于一個環(huán)境。
麻省理工公開課 - 媒體、教育、市場課程節(jié)選

He wrote several new games, working six-day weeks even in his 60s, attending conventions, replying to fan mail and taking time off only for his beloved American football.
ECONOMIST: Gary Gygax

A working day is the amount of time during a normal day that you spend doing your job.
A working day is a day on which people go to work.