英语词汇“dole”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	dole
释义	Trends of dole View usage for: dole (doʊl) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense doles, present participle doling, past tense, past participle doled 1. uncountable noun [oft the NOUN] The dole or dole is money that is given regularly by the government to people who are unemployed. [British]regional note: in AM, usually use welfare Synonyms: share, grant, gift, allowance More Synonyms of dole 2. See on the dole Phrasal verbs: See dole out dole in British English 1 (dəʊl) noun 1. a small portion or share, as of money or food, given to a poor person 2. the act of giving or distributing such portions 3. the dole 4. on the dole 5. archaic fate verb 6. (transitive; usually foll by out) to distribute, esp in small portions Word origin Old English dāl share; related to Old Saxon dēl, Old Norse deild, Gothic dails, Old High German teil; see deal1 dole in British English 2 (dəʊl) noun archaic grief or mourning Word origin C13: from Old French, from Late Latin dolus, from Latin dolēre to lament dole in American English 1 (doʊl) noun 1. a giving out of money or food to those in great need; relief 2. that which is thus given out 3. anything given out sparingly 4. a form of payment by a government to the unemployed, as in England usually preceded by the 5. Archaic one's destiny or lot verb transitiveWord forms: doled or ˈdoling 6. to give sparingly or as a dole usually with out SIMILAR WORDS: disˈtribute Idioms: on the dole Word origin ME dol < OE dal, a share, parallel to dæl: see deal2 dole in American English 2 (doʊl) noun Archaic sorrow; dolor Word origin see doleful Examples of 'dole' in a sentence dole That could mean executives may have to partially repay bonuses or share awards doled out last year. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Therefore, when you find companies promising to dole out cash to shareholders while pursuing growth in a cautious manner, it is worth taking a look. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The ample food is doled out from that which once was mine. Kathleen E. Woodiwiss THE WOLF AND THE DOVE Three years with no dole money is justifiably harsh. The Sun (2008) Fewer conditions on jobseekers along with fewer opportunities are a recipe for longer dole queues. Times, Sunday Times (2010) How much better to spend the dole money on funding more places? Times, Sunday Times (2011) Others have been filmed doling out cash at rallies in apparent attempts to buy votes. Times, Sunday Times (2009) And no doubt because her dole money would be cut off. The Sun (2014) All the cash is being doled out to military causes to help the traumatised or the needy. The Sun (2012) There are many who think there is too much money being doled out and too many foreigners playing. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Keeping them off the dole queue by giving them proper training is an economic as well as a political priority. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Then there are the dole offices. Times, Sunday Times (2007) People of just five nations amount to 40,000 dole claimants? The Sun (2013) That is the advice most frequently doled out, and it is true. Christianity Today (2000) But he still has to work as a humble stiff in the local dole office in Macclesfield. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The increase in last week's dole queue figures was down to a rise in jobless women. The Sun (2006) I have doled out food to hungry people knowing that the queue is too long. Times, Sunday Times (2010) They highlight my impotence; my inability to do anything other than dole out advice or money or instructions. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Why is she signing on in Kidderminster where the jobs on offer at the dole office range from cleaner and shop assistant to barmaid? Times, Sunday Times (2011) In 2005 the number of dole claimants per vacancy across the country was 1.5. Times, Sunday Times (2011) When you go to the dole office wearing a suit and shirt, you get your pride and dignity back in the face of serious unhappiness. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Many of the areas with the smallest ratio of dole claimants to job vacancies are in the Midlands, where export sales are helping to boost recovery. Times, Sunday Times (2011) THE number of dole claimants per job vacancy is more than twice as high in parts of the North than in the South. The Sun (2012) In other languages dole British English: dole /dəʊl/ NOUN The dole is money that is given regularly by the government to people who are unemployed. He was living on the dole. American English: welfare Arabic: إِعَانَةٌ لـِمُتَعَطِّليـن Brazilian Portuguese: auxílio desemprego Chinese: 救济金 Croatian: novčana potpora Czech: podpora v nezaměstnanosti Danish: arbejdsløshedsunderstøttelse Dutch: uitkering European Spanish: subsidio de desempleo Finnish: työttömyyskorvaus French: chômage German: Arbeitslosenunterstützung Greek: επίδομα ανεργίας Italian: sussidio di disoccupazione Japanese: 失業手当 Korean: 실업 수당 Norwegian: utdeling Polish: zasiłek dla bezrobotnych European Portuguese: esmola Romanian: ajutor de șomaj Russian: пособие по безработице Latin American Spanish: subsidio de desempleo Swedish: arbetslöshetsunderstöd Thai: เงินที่รัฐบาลให้กับคนว่างงานทุกเดือน Turkish: yoksulluk yardımı Ukrainian: допомога через безробіття Vietnamese: tiền trợ cấp thất nghiệp All related terms of 'dole' dole out If you dole something out , you give a certain amount of it to each member of a group. the dole money received from the state while out of work dole money money received from the state while out of work dole office an informal term for a job centre dole queue When people talk about the dole queue , they are talking about the state of being unemployed , especially when saying how many people are unemployed. dole bludger a person who draws unemployment benefit without making any attempt to find work on the dole Someone who is on the dole is registered as unemployed and receives money from the government. Chinese translation of 'dole' dole (dəul) (inf) n (u) (Brit) (the) dole (= payment) 失业(業)救济(濟)金 (shīyè jiùjìjīn) 美 = welfare (to be) on the dole 靠失业(業)救济(濟)金生活 (kào shīyè jiùjìjīn shēnghuó) 美 = on welfare (noun) in the sense of share They held their plates out for a dole of food. Synonyms share I have had more than my share of adventures. grant My application for a grant has been rejected. gift a gift of $50,000 allowance I weighed out my allowance of sugar. portion his portion of the inheritance donation Employees make regular donations to charity. quota The quota of four tickets per person had been reduced to two. parcel handout modicum pittance alms gratuity The porter expects a gratuity. koha (New Zealand) phrasal verb See dole something out phrase See the dole Additional synonyms in the sense of allowance I weighed out my allowance of sugar. Synonyms portion, lot, share, amount, measure, grant, pension, subsidy, quota, allocation, stint, annuity, allotment, remittance, stipend, apportionment in the sense of donation Definition a contribution to a charity or other organization Employees make regular donations to charity. Synonyms contribution, gift, subscription, offering, present, grant, hand-out, boon (archaic), alms, stipend, gratuity, benefaction, largesse or largess, koha (New Zealand) in the sense of gift Definition something given to someone a gift of $50,000 Synonyms donation, offering, present, contribution, grant, legacy, hand-out, endowment, boon (archaic), bequest, gratuity, prezzie (informal), benefaction, bonsela (South Africa), largesse or largess, bonus, endowment, bounty, koha (New Zealand) Synonyms of 'dole' dole Explore 'dole' in the dictionary
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