caseloads
英
美 [ˈkæsəˌloʊdz]
n. (医生、社会工作者等处理的)个案总量，总人数，工作量
caseload的复数
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT (社会工作者的)工作量;（医生的）病例数;（律师的）个案总量
The caseload of someone such as a doctor, social worker, or lawyer is the number of cases that they have to deal with.- Social workers say the average caseload is 32 families per employee.
社会工作者说，雇员的平均工作量是每人32个家庭。
- Social workers say the average caseload is 32 families per employee.
双语例句
- In Anoka County, three inspectors have caseloads of more than 200 providers and aren't able to spend as much time with individual providers as they would like.
在安诺卡县，超过200名负责人仅配有3名视察员，视察员无法给每个负责人那里安排尽可能多的时间。 - The increase in caseloads has been striking.
案件数量的增长十分惊人。 - But business fears that neither body will offer salaries competitive enough to attract the sharpest brains and that both institutions will lack experience in dealing with the likely caseloads.
但商界担心，两家机构不会提供具备足够竞争力的薪酬来吸引最有头脑的人，而且两家机构都没有足够的经验应对可能出现的办案量。 - Some lower courts are beginning to try fast-track or small claims resolving systems under the pressure of heavy caseloads, but their differed practice will hampers the Legal Unification undoubtedly.
一些基层法院在诉讼压力下开始试行速裁制度和小额案件审理制度，但各地自行其是，不利于法制的统一。