In 1986, the reporter in the Wall Street Journal used the word "the glass ceiling" to describe the intangible barrier that hinder the female to reach the top in American company.
1986年,当时的记者在华尔街日报上用“玻璃天花板”这个词来形容阻碍女性在美国公司中获得更高职位的不可见的障碍。
参考来源 - 性别角色与管理动机的相关性Indeed, there is a“glass ceiling”in Chinese academic profession.
我国的学术女性在职业发展中的确面临着一道无形的玻璃天花板。
参考来源 - 中国学术女性的职业发展·2,447,543篇论文数据,部分数据来源于NoteExpress
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N-COUNT When people refer to a glass ceiling, they are talking about the attitudes and traditions in a society that prevent women from rising to the top jobs. 玻璃天花板 (指社会上限制妇女升任高职的无形障碍) [journalism]
In her current role she broke through the glass ceiling as the first woman to reach senior management level in the company.
在她目前的职位上,她突破了那道升迁的无形障碍,成为公司里第一位升至高级管理层的女性。
In her current role she broke through the glass ceiling as the first woman to reach senior management level in the company.
在她目前的职位上,她突破了那道升迁的无形障碍,成为公司里第一位升至高级管理层的女性。
This proposition, which we term the increasing-disadvantage model, is a core element of the popular glass ceiling metaphor.
这个命题,我们称之为“增长-劣势模式”,是流行的玻璃天花板隐喻的核心元素。
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