human resources

英 [ˌhjuːmən rɪˈsɔːsɪz]

美 [ˌhjuːmən rɪˈsɔːrsɪz]

n.  人力资源; (公司的)人力资源部，人事部

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牛津词典

noun

• 人力资源
  people's skills and abilities, seen as sth a company, an organization, etc. can make use of
• （公司的）人力资源部，人事部
  the department in a company that deals with employing and training people
  1. the human resources director
     人事部主管

柯林斯词典

• （公司等机构的）人力资源（部）（缩略形式为HR）
  In a company or other organization, the department ofhuman resourcesis the department with responsibility for the recruiting, training, and welfare of the staff. The abbreviationHRis often used.

双语例句

• Human resources or people have an impact onallthese resource areas.
  人力资源或人对这些资源领域都有影响。
• That is, to maintain the survival and development of human resources needed, the ecological balance.
  即要保持人类生存与发展所需要的资源、生态平衡。
• It is also rich in both natural and human resources.
  亚洲有着丰富的自然资源和人力资源。
• We focus on the customer's human resource management; also attach importance to its own human resources development.
  我们关注客户的人力资源管理，同样也重视自身的人力资源建设。
• China has further strengthened its human resources development and educational cooperation with Africa.
  中方进一步加强对非人力资源开发和教育合作。
• It consequently provides great awareness and informed decision making on the allocation and assignment of global human resources.
  因此，它提供了基于全球人力资源之上的分配和部署的深入认识和广泛的决定。
• KSAO is the description model for staff's professional post qualifications in human resources management.
  KSAO是人力资源管理中对员工职业岗位资质的描述模型。
• It also has rich human resources in science and technology.
  它还拥有丰富的人力资源的科学和技术。
• Thus, it has saved the human resources and saved the precious operating time.
  在节约了人力资源的同时，更是节省了宝贵的操作时间。
• The innovation and sustainable development of red tourism product is inseparable from human resources.
  红色旅游产品的创新和可持续发展离不开人力资源的支持。