White collar meaning in English
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Definition
a white collar (worker): an office worker, a "professional"
a collar: a part of a shirt at the top, next to the neck
Examples
- "We don't get many white collars down here."
Exercise 1
Mr. Jiou seems surprised to see Icarus. He says "We don't get many white collars down here".
This means that:
This means that:
Mr. Jiou seems surprised to see Icarus. He says "We don't get many white collars down here".
This means that:
This means that:
This is incorrect. The warehouse has not got a shortage of product units.
This is the correct choice. Employees who do manual labor, such as moving merchandise around or operating machinery, are often referred to as "blue-collar" workers, while management-level employees and senior office workers are described as "white-collar".
This is incorrect. Mr. Jiou's use of the term "white collars" is idiomatic, not literal.
This is incorrect. Mr. Jiou doesn't make any comment about his salary.
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