co-worker

英 [ˈkəʊ wɜːkə(r)]

美 [ˈkoʊ wɜːrkər]

n.  共同工作者; 合作者; 同事; 同僚

复数：co-workers　

柯林斯词典

• (尤指同一工作或项目上的)同事，同僚
  Yourco-workersare the people you work with, especially people on the same job or project as you.

英英释义

noun

• an associate that one works with
  Synonym:colleaguefellow workerworkfellow

双语例句

• The other day, a co-worker answered a phone call in the middle of a meeting.
  有一天，一位同事在会议中接了一个电话。
• Unless you are talking to a friend or co-worker, never talk about the weather on the phone.
  除非你是和你朋友或者打电话，不用在电话里面谈论天气。
• Your co-worker is in the process of being fired.
  你的同事就要被解雇了。
• You should never condescend or look down on a co-worker.
  你永远也不应该瞧不起或以屈尊的对待同事。
• He shows his boss the records to prove that the missing co-worker lied about his accounts.
  他向公司老板出示了一份记录，证明失踪的同事在其客户资料上弄虚作假。
• A co-worker, they don't even have to be disgruntled.
  或是一个同事，他们都不用不满现状。
• Is Mr Wang your co-worker or your manager?
  王先生是你的同事还是你的上司？
• He and his girlfriend, a23-year-old co-worker, were forced to leave their jobs at a prestigious advertising agency.
  他和他的女友&一位23岁的同事，被迫辞掉了在一家有名广告公司的工作。
• Start with a process your co-worker isn't familiar with in your job description.
  同一个对你的工作并不熟悉的同事开始。
• Have a family member, friend, or even co-worker hold you to performing a certain task.
  让一位家庭成员，一个朋友，或者甚至是同事约束你将要履行的某一工作。