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hour·ly
aUr li
词根:hour
n.hour 小时;钟头;课时;…点钟
adjective
done or occurring every hour.The trains run hourly.I like to hear the hourly chiming of the bells.
by the hour.The workers are paid hourly wages while the managers get a yearly salary.
frequent.
adverb
each hour.We check the patients hourly.
frequently.
hourly rate每小时工资率;小时率
hourly wage计时工资,按时计酬
15世纪晚期,“每小时”; 作为形容词,16世纪10年代,“每小时发生或完成的”,源自 hour 和 -ly。
The first known use of hourly was in the 15th century
housebrokenadjective
trained in habits of eliminating bodily waste that are acceptable in indoor living
a housebroken dog
housebreakingnoun
the act of breaking into a person's house with the intention of committing a crime
housebreakverb
to make housebroken
houseboynoun
a boy or man hired as a general household servant
houseboatnoun
a roomy usually shallow and flat-bottomed pleasure boat equipped for use as a dwelling or for cruising
hournoun
a time for or rite of religious worship
one of the 24 divisions of a day : 60 minutes
the time of day
the hour is now 10:00 a.m.
a fixed or particular time an hour of need
lunch hour
the distance traveled in an hour
lives two hours away
a class session
I have math this hour
hourlyadjective
occurring every hour
hourly bus service
figured in terms of one hour
hourly wages
1 In December, the museum raised the starting hourly wage for guards from $15.51 to $16.50, an initiative designed to attract more candidates.
2 They’d been arriving on an hourly basis since the story had gotten out.
3 Almost immediately, the center laid off about 800 hourly and part-time workers and furloughed several hundred more.
4 The average hourly wage for private sector workers rose by just six cents in June to only $24.45.
5 From inside the tower, the Roman numerals were reversed; the huge bells responsible for hourly gongs were giant sleeping bats in the gloomy rafters above.
6 The hiring crisis has prompted many restaurants to raise wages: Pay for hourly workers in leisure and hospitality jumped 13 percent to an average of $16.60 in August, from $14.72 a year ago.
7 Iceland’s record on all of these fronts is better than most countries; in the UK, women’s hourly pay is 18% less than men.
8 In recent months, debate about eliminating tipping in favor of fixed hourly wages has intensified, as has controversy over a minimum wage increase.
9 Temporary help fell 7,500 after rising 54,900 in February.Despite the weak employment gains last month, average hourly earnings rose 5 cents.The workweek dipped to 34.5 hours from 34.6 hours in February.
10 In the current economy he can make more selling these clothes directly to consumers on Instagram than he could making an hourly wage in most other industries.
11 But a taxi or an hourly bus can take you to the most popular beaches.
12 Like a law firm, Zlot Buell works with some clients on retainer and others on a combination of commission and hourly billings.
13 There’s only a skeleton crew working, even during the day, when the hourly barrage of calls comes in.
14 The sandbars along the coast shift on what seems like an hourly basis, resulting in waves that repel attempts at coercion.
15 That hourly wage does not make his family the most attractive tenants.
16 We also get a tiny share of the tip pool, which bumps the hourly wage up to around $13.
17 Pajamas forgive you your daily transgressions and hourly bread.
18 I could eat nothing, yet food appeared at hourly intervals, along with flowers.
19 The shock of his initial success on the campaign trail should have worn off by now, but thanks to social media generally and Twitter in particular, Americans are reminded of and re-traumatized by it hourly.
20 But whenever she pitched an hourly show or a podcast that would dig deeper into video game music, she was told that the genre was polarizing.
3 时常地
6 经常
regular frequent often frequently regularly constantly oftentimes oft much will a lot all the time most of the time half the time
7 不断
constant continuous eternal persistent restless uninterrupted tireless unbroken incessant unceasing together constantly forever continually steadily unceasingly without letup year in right along for ever year in and year out running steady perpetual ceaseless without cease on and on chronic endless continual unending away ever cease keep gnaw all the time on end end on
8 常常
often frequently invariably oftentimes oft everywhen be apt to at short intervals eftsoon sometimes invariable ofttimes unseldom by used
9 频繁地
10 时时
periodic everywhen at whiles by catches by spurts ever and again every once in a while in spots early and late
11 时常
common frequent ever frequently oft every now and then day in and day out often as not every now and again once and again
13 不断的
constant continuous eternal persistent restless uninterrupted tireless unbroken incessant unceasing running steady perpetual ceaseless chronic endless continual unending gnaw
17 按小时计算
18 常常地