career的意思|career的解释-里氏词典

career [kә'riә]

n. 事业, 生涯, 成功

[法] 职业, 专业, 履历

His early career was not a great success.
他早期的生涯并不很成功。
She is a career woman rather than a housewife.
她是职业妇女而不是家庭主妇。
Throughout his career, he fought as a welterweight/at welterweight.
他在整个拳击生涯中都是以次中量级参赛.

career

[ noun ]

the particular occupation for which you are trained

<noun.act>

the general progression of your working or professional life

<noun.act>

the general had had a distinguished career

he had a long career in the law

[ verb ]

move headlong at high speed

<verb.motion>

The cars careered down the road

The mob careered through the streets

Career \Ca*reer"\, n. [F. carri[`e]re race course, high road,
street, fr. L. carrus wagon. See {Car}.]
1. A race course: the ground run over.

To go back again the same career. --Sir P.
Sidney.

2. A running; full speed; a rapid course.

When a horse is running in his full career.
--Wilkins.

3. General course of action or conduct in life, or in a
particular part or calling in life, or in some special
undertaking; usually applied to course or conduct which is
of a public character; as, Washington's career as a
soldier.

An impartial view of his whole career. --Macaulay.

4. (Falconry) The flight of a hawk.

Career \Ca*reer"\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Careered} 3; p. pr. &
vb. n. {Careering}]
To move or run rapidly.

Careering gayly over the curling waves. --W. Irving.

Rogers began his career in the 1960s performing as a back-up guitarist and later toured as a folk singer. "Through the early and mid '70s, I kept expanding the introductions to my songs," he said.
Ultimately, Miss Aggeles said she aspires to a career on Broadway and in film.
Chile's calamitous economic career since then has been accompanied by pleas from the Journal to give Gen.
He spent most of the early part of his career in a variety of engineering and management positions with General Electric Co.'s aircraft-engine businesses.
Fate is cruel: Mr Lawson may be partly to blame, but Mr Major cannot avoid carrying the can for the depression that today threatens his political career.
James D. Watkins, as the first career military man to head the Department of Energy, which devotes two-thirds of its budget to developing, building and testing the nation's nuclear arsenal at a network of 15 major plants in a dozen states.
"He's built a career on economic growth and that's exactly the kind of message this state needs to hear." Being mentioned for political office is nothing new to Mr. Iacocca, a self-professed independent with Democratic leanings.
Milken's lawyers characterized the six felony counts to which he pleaded guilty as aberrations in an otherwise exemplary career.
"If he's also thinking about his career, that's probably natural.
Earlier in his career, he was Capitol Hill and White House reporter for Scripps-Howard News Service and a foreign correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune.
He began his diplomatic career in 1924 as a clerk at the U.S. consulate in Stuttgart, Germany.
Now I want to resume my career as a professional musician," Hou, 33, said in a recent interview, just weeks after Chinese authorities placed him on a fishing boat bound for this offshore island.
'We have the resources on tap, they get the career opportunities,' says Mr Gunn. Athesa's sister company, the People Plus head-hunters, are part of the partnership.
He remained in the Senate for 14 years, and after an interlude practicing law and teaching, began a House career that would include 14 terms.
A person who actually believes in something is likely to have his or her reputation and career destroyed by letting substance get in the way of image.
His career depends on it.
It gave me a wide canvas on which to paint." After taking a master's degree in poetic drama at Queen's University, Belfast, Parker taught from 1964 at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., returning home five years later to start his writing career.
In a 1985 interview, Mr. Minkow said his career began at the age of 10, when he carried water at a carpet-cleaning business managed by his mother.
If looking too feminine or sexy isn't likely to advance one's career, neither is looking too cute.
Still, he plans to write a book about his career.
The taunt caused his critics to back down. Mr Ter-Petrosian is trying to give the appearance of marching gamely ahead. He doesn't mind too much having traded his former career at Yerevan University for his current job.
Part of the huge cohort that crowded the job market, many have climbed the career ladder more slowly, leaving ultimate work goals still unattained and thus, he believes, "postponing the time when you get bored and stop and look around."
Hynde's musical career took shape in London's fertile punk scene during the late 1970s.
During his career Romney supervised missionary efforts of the church in Mexico, Europe, South Africa and Asia.
He trained as an architect in Bristol and spent the early part of his career as a personal design assistant to the great engineer, the late Sir Ove Arup.
It may seem minor to some people, but it's major enough for me." If any phrase could sum up the career of Richard Rodgers, it is a lyric from "No Strings," the only musical for which he wrote both words and music.
In mitigation, defense lawyers argued that Khumalo's career and possibly his life could have been in jeopardy if he had become known as an informer.
If Mr Preston, who has spent his entire career on Wall Street, had been unsympathetic to this shift in Bank priorities, he could have let the Conable initiative quietly lapse.
At the same time, it says, companies should create programs to encourage mentoring and career development and to discourage gender stereotyping.
That is, she's issued her first major-label album, and for the first time in her 18-year career, she's receiving high-powered promotion.

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