常見(jiàn)例句雙語(yǔ)例句The average unemployed person now has been out of work for 24.5 weeks, or nearly half a year.現(xiàn)在，失業(yè)者沒(méi)有工作的時(shí)間平均是24.5周，或者接近半年。Moreover, there is a stigma in Japan if an unemployed person asks for help: “If you don’t work, you don’t deserve to eat”, the saying goes.再者，日本有這樣一句俗語(yǔ)：“不勞者不得食”。 因此，失業(yè)的人尋求幫助在日本是件可恥的事。So if every unemployed person grabbed the first job that came his way, the match between workers and jobs that resulted would not be optimal.所以如果每個(gè)失業(yè)的人都接受他所獲得的第一個(gè)職位，那麼工人和職位的匹配情況將不會(huì)是最佳結(jié)果。權(quán)威例句Berlin now wants to raise that eligibility to 18 to 24 months, depending on the age of the unemployed person.FORBES: Fact and CommentAsked when he last had spoken to an unemployed person, he said that one of his own relatives was out of work.FORBES: Banks Still Too-Big-To-Fail: Six Things The Fed Must DoIt may be to help one unemployed person, a homeless person or a beggar to find an income-earning activity and begin the climb out of poverty.FORBES: Magazine Article 返回 unemployed person