on-the-job

英 [ɒn ðə dʒəʊb]

美 [ɑːn ðə dʒoʊb]

在工作；在忙着

柯林斯词典

• → see:job

英英释义

adj

• relating to or associated with a job or employment
  1. on-the-job training
  2. on-the-job requirements

双语例句

• Much of my knowledge comes from "on-the-job learning".
  我的大部分知识都来自工作实践。
• There is a new on-the-job training program in our company.
  我们公司有一项新的在职训练计划。
• Many teachers wish to retire early because of on-the-job stress and changes in the educational system.
  由于担任教职的压力大，教育体系又有诸多变革，因此许多教师希望能早日退休。
• On-the-job and classroom training ( appeared) to be used equally by employers.
  在工作场所以及教室培训似乎被雇主同等使用。
• This has produced some lateral thinking among employers still attached to traditional on-the-job training.
  这使得那些仍然坚持传统在职培训的雇主，产生了一些“曲线招聘”的想法。
• Surveys say most workers get70% to80% of their on-the-job instruction from other workers.
  调查显示多数工人从同事那里获得了70%到80%与工作相关的指导。
• I don't think I need any on-the-job training.
  我不认为我需要任何上岗培训。
• General practitioners on-the-job training starts late in our country, but develops very rapidly.
  全科医师岗位培训在我国起步较晚，但发展迅猛。
• That is why they use on-the-job training, or OJT.
  这就是为什么他们都采用在职培训（OJT）的原因。
• The company will provide on-the-job training programs designed to develop or upgrade existing skills of individual employees, trainees and apprentices to assist them in meeting job requirements.
  该企业将提供旨在开发和升级员工，实习生和学徒的现有技能的在职培训计划，以帮助他们达到职位要求。