job market
job market — 名詞
1. the state of employment opportunities in a given region or profession, reflectin
就業市場
工作機會與求職者的供需狀況
the state of employment opportunities in a given region or profession, reflecting the balance between open positions and the number of people seeking work
After finishing university, Yumi entered a tough job market with very few openings for new graduates.
大學畢業後，Yumi 進入了一個艱困的就業市場，提供給新鮮人的職缺非常少。
enter + [adj] + job market
The job market in Kaohsiung has improved this year, with several new tech companies hiring local workers.
高雄今年的就業市場有所好轉，有幾家新科技公司在當地招募員工。
the job market in [location]
Many qualified nurses struggle in the job market because hospitals prefer candidates with at least two years of experience.
許多合格的護理師在就業市場上競爭困難，因為醫院偏愛至少有兩年經驗的應徵者。
A strong job market means companies compete to attract skilled workers by offering better salaries and benefits.
就業市場強勁時，公司會透過提供更好的薪資與福利來爭搶優秀人才。
Instead of joining the job market right away, Priya decided to pursue a master's degree in environmental science.
Priya 沒有馬上投入就業市場，而是決定繼續攻讀環境科學碩士學位。
- labour market
more formal or economic; preferred in British English and academic writing
- employment landscape
more figurative; used when describing broad trends rather than specific numbers
文法句型
the job market
a + adj + job market
用法筆記
Almost always used with 'the' (the job market). Common adjectives include 'strong', 'weak', 'tight', 'competitive', 'tough', and 'growing'. The verb 'enter' or 'join' describes the moment someone starts looking for work after finishing education.