Major casualty

major ['medʒɚ]

adj. 主要的;重要的;大调的;主修的（课程）; n. 主修科目;大调;陆军少校;成年的; vi. <美>主修，专攻;[美国英语][教育学]主修(in);专攻;

maj大+or...的 → 较大的；主要的

casualty ['kæʒuəlti]

n. 伤亡（人数）;事故，横祸;受害者，死伤者;损坏;

casual待命士兵的+ty表名词→(事故)伤亡人员

She has the ability to speak English fluently.

她能够流利地说英语。

Yes, I have got the license from the Bank of China. Here you are.

是的，我已得到中国银行的许可。请过目。

Another good reason for taking a part-time job is that employers usually prefer to hire someone who has already had some work experience. They value someone who leads an active life and is anxious to learn. For example, a newspaper might employ you if you

干兼职工作的另一条充分的理由就是，雇主们通常愿意录用已有一些工作经验的人。他们很看重生活积极、渴望学习的人。例如，如果你在大学或中学就读时曾为某学生杂志工作过，那么报社就可能录用你。一般来说，如果你已干过一些兼职工作，找到适合工作的机会就会大些。