n.解雇，(通常指因工作岗位不足的)裁员，下岗，休养，疗养，养伤

原形：layoff复数：layoffs

Her mom is a layoff and can't afford her tuition.
他妈妈是个下岗工人， 付不起她的学费。
The team finally has a new movie after a two year layoff.
沉寂了两年之后，团队终于出了新电影。
Due to the company's financial difficulties, a large number of employees were laid off last week.
由于公司的财务困境，上周许多员工被裁员。
The layoff notice came as a shock to everyone in the department.
裁员通知让部门里的每个人都感到震惊。
She was devastated when she received her layoff letter, but she knew it was a necessary measure.
收到解雇信时，她非常伤心，但她明白这是必要的步骤。
Many workers were laid off over the winter months due to seasonal business slowdown.
由于季节性业务放缓，许多工人在冬季被裁员。
The company implemented a voluntary layoff program to reduce costs, and hundreds of employees took advantage of it.
公司实施了自愿裁员计划以降低成本，数百名员工选择了离职。
After being laid off, she had to scramble to find a new job and pay her bills.
被裁员后，她不得不忙于寻找新工作并支付账单。
The company announced a restructuring plan that included layoffs, which led to heated discussions among employees.
公司宣布了重组计划，其中包括裁员，这引起了员工们的激烈讨论。
Layoffs have become a common occurrence in the current economic climate.
裁员在当前经济环境下已司空见惯。
The government provided unemployment benefits for those who were laid off due to the pandemic.
政府为因疫情而被裁员的人提供了失业救济。
The CEO assured the public that the layoffs were temporary and the company would bounce back soon. (CEO向公众保证裁员是暂时的，公司很快会恢复。