Day 13
Chapter 9 LIFTOFF
企業(yè)社會(huì)責(zé)任
歐洲的商學(xué)院課程中疆股，都有一項(xiàng)企業(yè)社會(huì)責(zé)任的課程，而蘋果經(jīng)常因血汗工廠的事件被列入反面教材。今年的院線電影也有不少關(guān)于“狼性”探討的作品，企業(yè)文化的狼性愁铺，也漸漸被人推崇。
讓勞動(dòng)力充分享受生活闻鉴，還是讓16小時(shí)工作制成為常態(tài)茵乱？這個(gè)疑問(wèn)也許沒(méi)有固定的答案。有孟岛，也是人生理想瓶竭，是體驗(yàn)，還是成就渠羞。
insignia
in?sig?ni?a /?n?s?ɡni?/ noun (plural insignia) [countable]
a badge or sign that shows what official or military rank someone has, or which group or organization they belong to → emblem
the royal insignia
military insignia
原文參考
The engines connect to the first stage, or the main body of the rocket, which bears the blue SpaceX insignia and an American flag.
frivolity
fri?vol?i?ty /fr??v?l?ti $ -?vɑ?-/ noun (plural frivolities)
1 [countable, uncountable] behaviour or activities that are not serious or sensible, especially when you should be serious or sensible
I don’t think such frivolity helps the organization’s public image.
2 [countable] something that is silly and unimportant
Try not to be distracted by the frivolities of the world.
原文參考
It’s the spaceship equivalent of an Apple laptop or a Braun kettle—an elegant, purposeful machine stripped of frivolity and waste.
phallus
phal?lus /?f?l?s/ noun [countable]
1 a model of the male sex organ, used to represent sexual power
原文參考
The rocket looks—let’s face it—like a giant white phallus.
