Also, heavy reading or no heavy reading, she swore like a mill-worker instead of a coed.

况且，管她是不是个书呆子，她满口骂人，个纺织工人而不是女学生。

Dramatic events like these moved some four thousand seamstresses to join the september 19th Garment Workers' Union.

这些大事件促了大约4000名纺织工人参加了9月19日召开的服装工人工会。

I'm talking, of course, about the Luddites, the 19th century textile workers known for smashing automated machinery.

当然，我说的是卢德分子——19 世纪以砸毁自动化机器而闻名的纺织工人。

Poet slash artist slash textile guy slash socialist William Morris was one of many Arts and Crafts figures.

诗人、术家、纺织工人、社会主义者威廉·莫里斯是众多手工术人物之一。

He is not sure whether working conditions will change when most textile workers earn less than $50 a month.

在当前大多数纺织工人月薪不到50美元的条件下，他不确定工作条件能得到改善。

His soft wife was a cotton spinner.

他温柔的妻子是名纺织工人。

That automated the task of skilled textile workers back in the 1800s, which led to riots.

早在 1800 年代，这就熟练的纺织工人的任务自动化，这导致了骚乱。

Pop into Maison des Canuts where you'll learn about the invention by Joseph Marie Jacquard of using perforated cards to produce patterned fabrics.

走进纺织工人之家，你就会了解当年约瑟夫·玛丽·雅卡尔是如穿了孔的卡片来制作出有图样的丝织品。

Factories were using the technology to make inferior products — and, in the process, destroying the pipeline of skilled textile workers.

工厂利这项技术生产劣质产品，并在此过程中摧毁了熟练纺织工人的供应链。

The Co-op started in 1844 when a group of textile workers clubbed together to set up a grocers in Rochdale, a few miles from Manchester.

Co-op是在1844年由一群纺织工人在洛奇代尔（距曼彻斯特几英里）联合成立的一家百货店。

The Luddite movement was made up of highly skilled textile workers, the very people who were most familiar with the new industrial technology.

卢德运动由高技能的纺织工人组成，他们是最熟悉新工业技术的人。

As long time PLANET MONEY listeners will know, the Luddites were a group of English textile workers around the dawn of the Industrial Revolution.

《星球金钱》的长期听众都知道，勒德分子是工业革命初期的一群英国纺织工人。

In the weaving workshop, you can see how silk workers lived and worked in the same space plus how the looms evolved from hand to electrical powered machines.

而在丝织工坊，你可以了解纺织工人是如在同一个空间生活、工作，也会看到手动织布机如演变成现今的动力织布机。

One of them was Marie Howland, a textile worker turned architect who was inspired by a cooperative community she spent a year at in Guise, France.

其中一个人是玛丽·豪兰，一位从纺织工人转行成为建筑师的人， 她受到了她在法国吉斯度过一年的合作社社区的启发。

A group of British workers who became known as 'Luddites' were British weavers and textile workers who objected to the increased use of mechanised looms and knitting frames.

一群被称为“卢德分子”的英国工人是英国织工和纺织工人，他们反对增加机械化织机和针织机的。

We spent the advance on a new car (a standard shift which Tabby hated and reviled in her most colorful millworker's language) and I signed a teaching contract for the 1973-1974 academic year.

我们预付金买了一辆新车（配的标准变速挡，遭到塔碧痛恨，她最为生动的纺织工人语言骂了个够），我签下了1973——74学年的教学合约。