absenteeism

UK:  [ˌæbs(ə)nˈtiːˌɪz(ə)m]

US:  [ˌæbsənˈtiˌɪzəm]

n.

1.(故意)旷工;旷课

1 . A mere reduction absenteeism does not provide solid evidence for the proposition that robots would be better than humans for factory work.
纯粹减少旷工现象不足以提供有力的证据，来证明机器人比人类能更好地从事工厂工作这一命题。

2 . To leave their jobs without any leadership did not consult those who, as absenteeism treatment.
擅自离开工作岗位未向任何领导请示者，视旷工处理。

3 . There was no real difference in children's absenteeism among the schools, however.
至于三所小学的学童缺席率，则无明显差异。

4 . Right out of the blue, seniors about to graduate suddenly become candidates for the Nobel Prize in Absenteeism.
突然之间，即将毕业的学生忽然变成角逐诺贝尔旷课奖的候选人。

5 . Conscientiousness also tends to rise with age: older workers have lower levels of absenteeism than younger colleagues.
随着年龄增长，自觉性也有增加的趋势：高龄员工比年轻职员的旷工率更低。