dead wood
dead wood 英 [ded wud] 美 [dɛd wʊd]
n. 死木头，无用的人；无用的物
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- n. 死木头，无用的人；无用的物
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1. The fact he didn't convince either Hodgson or Dalglish of his merits to the side means he has been denoted to be "dead-wood" by Reds fans and journalists.
事实上，约万在边锋的位置上并没有向霍二或者国王证明自己的实力，这也使得他被红军球迷和记者们看做‘不开窍的死木头’。
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2. This makes sense to me intuitively, because 25% of any office is people who are dead wood and are not going to look for another job—ever—and therefore don’t want anyone else to.
这在直观上对我有很重要的意义，因为在任何一个部门都有25%的人是毫无价值的，但是他们不自寻出路，另外找份工作——从来都不——因此也别指望他们任何人会那样做。
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3. The consciousness of the forest will call in the fire for the job of clearing out the old dead wood so that the young trees may grow; which causes firemen in human form to strive to put out the fire.
森林的意识会召来完成清除朽木的工作并让新生树木得以生长的大火，即消防员们努力想扑灭的那些大火。
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