Definition of man-hour in English:

man-hour

nounˈmanˌaʊəˈmæn ˈˌaʊ(ə)r

An hour regarded in terms of the amount of work that can be done by one person within this period.
Example sentencesExamples
- Those volunteers have provided over 150,000 man-hours of volunteer labor to the effort, Feeney estimated.
- The use of containers significantly reduces the number of man-hours required to move and account for the items within the containers.
- By building a mathematical pattern of his probable future movements, Rosso claimed, the software could succeed where thousands of police man-hours had failed.
- The project took over 50,000 man-hours, spread over six years and over 800 data entry and editing professionals.
- Orders have been placed with 38 companies and the estimated work content was 3.6 million man-hours.
- This has disrupted production and service provision and resulted in loss of man-hours as workers stage industrial actions.
- ‘We spend approximately 110 man-hours on each chassis that we get in,’ Watson says.
- Even though millions of pounds and thousands of valuable man-hours have been wasted on these endless meetings, a conclusion will never be reached.
- My understanding is that this will involve countless man-hours and an elaborate system of ropes and pulleys, so it could take a while.
- Configuring software on our servers used to take 120 man-hours.
- About 300,000 man-hours have gone into restoring the bomber that was a technological wonder of its day, McNally said.
- Modifications to compensation plans once required hundreds of man-hours and manual revisions to hundreds of spreadsheets.
- A map could take thousands upon thousands of man-hours to build.
- We put in at least 35 man-hours per every flight hour.
- Astronauts will undertake 1,920 man-hours of space-walks.
- He said there was an increase of about 20% in police man-hours dedicated to the Easter period than last year.
- It currently takes around 500 man-hours to create a Rolls-Royce.
- The program calculates your needed man-hours and the available man-hours, and then compares the two, showing you how many man-hours you are over, or under.
- It eventually took 90 tonnes of steelwork, 150 tonnes of concrete and 100,000 man-hours of labour to restore.
- In order to complete the proposed work 600 voluntary man-hours will need to be invested over the next 3-4 months.

Definition of man-hour in US English:

man-hour

nounˈman ˈˌou(ə)rˈmæn ˈˌaʊ(ə)r

An hour regarded in terms of the amount of work that can be done by one person within this period.
Example sentencesExamples
- This has disrupted production and service provision and resulted in loss of man-hours as workers stage industrial actions.
- It eventually took 90 tonnes of steelwork, 150 tonnes of concrete and 100,000 man-hours of labour to restore.
- The use of containers significantly reduces the number of man-hours required to move and account for the items within the containers.
- In order to complete the proposed work 600 voluntary man-hours will need to be invested over the next 3-4 months.
- By building a mathematical pattern of his probable future movements, Rosso claimed, the software could succeed where thousands of police man-hours had failed.
- ‘We spend approximately 110 man-hours on each chassis that we get in,’ Watson says.
- About 300,000 man-hours have gone into restoring the bomber that was a technological wonder of its day, McNally said.
- The project took over 50,000 man-hours, spread over six years and over 800 data entry and editing professionals.
- Orders have been placed with 38 companies and the estimated work content was 3.6 million man-hours.
- Those volunteers have provided over 150,000 man-hours of volunteer labor to the effort, Feeney estimated.
- The program calculates your needed man-hours and the available man-hours, and then compares the two, showing you how many man-hours you are over, or under.
- Even though millions of pounds and thousands of valuable man-hours have been wasted on these endless meetings, a conclusion will never be reached.
- Modifications to compensation plans once required hundreds of man-hours and manual revisions to hundreds of spreadsheets.
- Astronauts will undertake 1,920 man-hours of space-walks.
- He said there was an increase of about 20% in police man-hours dedicated to the Easter period than last year.
- It currently takes around 500 man-hours to create a Rolls-Royce.
- Configuring software on our servers used to take 120 man-hours.
- We put in at least 35 man-hours per every flight hour.
- My understanding is that this will involve countless man-hours and an elaborate system of ropes and pulleys, so it could take a while.
- A map could take thousands upon thousands of man-hours to build.

单词	man-hour
释义	Definition of man-hour in English: man-hour nounˈmanˌaʊəˈmæn ˈˌaʊ(ə)r An hour regarded in terms of the amount of work that can be done by one person within this period. Example sentencesExamples Those volunteers have provided over 150,000 man-hours of volunteer labor to the effort, Feeney estimated. The use of containers significantly reduces the number of man-hours required to move and account for the items within the containers. By building a mathematical pattern of his probable future movements, Rosso claimed, the software could succeed where thousands of police man-hours had failed. The project took over 50,000 man-hours, spread over six years and over 800 data entry and editing professionals. Orders have been placed with 38 companies and the estimated work content was 3.6 million man-hours. This has disrupted production and service provision and resulted in loss of man-hours as workers stage industrial actions. ‘We spend approximately 110 man-hours on each chassis that we get in,’ Watson says. Even though millions of pounds and thousands of valuable man-hours have been wasted on these endless meetings, a conclusion will never be reached. My understanding is that this will involve countless man-hours and an elaborate system of ropes and pulleys, so it could take a while. Configuring software on our servers used to take 120 man-hours. About 300,000 man-hours have gone into restoring the bomber that was a technological wonder of its day, McNally said. Modifications to compensation plans once required hundreds of man-hours and manual revisions to hundreds of spreadsheets. A map could take thousands upon thousands of man-hours to build. We put in at least 35 man-hours per every flight hour. Astronauts will undertake 1,920 man-hours of space-walks. He said there was an increase of about 20% in police man-hours dedicated to the Easter period than last year. It currently takes around 500 man-hours to create a Rolls-Royce. The program calculates your needed man-hours and the available man-hours, and then compares the two, showing you how many man-hours you are over, or under. It eventually took 90 tonnes of steelwork, 150 tonnes of concrete and 100,000 man-hours of labour to restore. In order to complete the proposed work 600 voluntary man-hours will need to be invested over the next 3-4 months. Definition of man-hour in US English: man-hour nounˈman ˈˌou(ə)rˈmæn ˈˌaʊ(ə)r An hour regarded in terms of the amount of work that can be done by one person within this period. Example sentencesExamples This has disrupted production and service provision and resulted in loss of man-hours as workers stage industrial actions. It eventually took 90 tonnes of steelwork, 150 tonnes of concrete and 100,000 man-hours of labour to restore. The use of containers significantly reduces the number of man-hours required to move and account for the items within the containers. In order to complete the proposed work 600 voluntary man-hours will need to be invested over the next 3-4 months. By building a mathematical pattern of his probable future movements, Rosso claimed, the software could succeed where thousands of police man-hours had failed. ‘We spend approximately 110 man-hours on each chassis that we get in,’ Watson says. About 300,000 man-hours have gone into restoring the bomber that was a technological wonder of its day, McNally said. The project took over 50,000 man-hours, spread over six years and over 800 data entry and editing professionals. Orders have been placed with 38 companies and the estimated work content was 3.6 million man-hours. Those volunteers have provided over 150,000 man-hours of volunteer labor to the effort, Feeney estimated. The program calculates your needed man-hours and the available man-hours, and then compares the two, showing you how many man-hours you are over, or under. Even though millions of pounds and thousands of valuable man-hours have been wasted on these endless meetings, a conclusion will never be reached. Modifications to compensation plans once required hundreds of man-hours and manual revisions to hundreds of spreadsheets. Astronauts will undertake 1,920 man-hours of space-walks. He said there was an increase of about 20% in police man-hours dedicated to the Easter period than last year. It currently takes around 500 man-hours to create a Rolls-Royce. Configuring software on our servers used to take 120 man-hours. We put in at least 35 man-hours per every flight hour. My understanding is that this will involve countless man-hours and an elaborate system of ropes and pulleys, so it could take a while. A map could take thousands upon thousands of man-hours to build.
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