salarynoun [ C or U ] uk
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/ˈsæl.ər.i/ us
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/ˈsæl.ɚ.i/
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B1 a fixed amount of money agreed every year as pay for an employee, usually paid directly into his or her bank account every month: an annual salary of £40,000 His net monthly salary is €2,500. She's on quite a good/decent salary in her present job. He took a drop in (= accepted a lower) salary when he changed jobs. a ten percent salary increase 比較
earnings
pay noun
wage noun
remuneration formal
stipend
更多範例减少例句She retired at 50 on a full salary.It's not by any means a brilliant salary but it's adequate for our needs.Your salary will be paid on the third week of each calendar month.They're raising three kids on one small salary so money is very tight.I wouldn't work for them if they paid me twice my current salary.
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Earning money
annual salary
assessable
assessable income
bank
base pay
basic
blood money
breadwinner
compensation
living wage
net income
nice
non-interest
non-operating
non-operational
payslip
remunerative
royalty
shift for yourself phrasal verb
wage packet
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(salary在劍橋高級學習詞典和同義詞詞典中的解釋 © Cambridge University Press)
salary | 美式英語詞典
salarynoun [ C ] us
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aa fixed amount of money paid to someone for the work the person is employed to do, esp. the amount paid every year: a meager/generous salary Teachers’ salaries would rise an average of $1000 under the proposal.
salaried adjective [ not gradable ] us
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All our salaried employees have agreed to take a pay cut.
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salary | 商務英語
salarynoun [ C or U ] uk
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plural salaries
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HR, WORKPLACE the total amount of money that an employee is paid every year to do their job, or one of the payments they receive each month as part of this: an annual/a monthly salary Her annual salary exceeds €100,000.be on a salary of sth He must be on a salary of at least $90,000.pay sb a salary of sth I was being paid a salary of around $75,000. earn/get a salary high/low salarysalary increase/cut Employees say they expect salary cuts of 13% or more. Your starting salary will be in line with your previous experience.on (a) salary I have six more months on salary after I step down. He earns about $1.2 million in salary and benefits at the bank. a competitive salary
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average salary
base salary
basic salary
final-salary
net salary
starting salary
(salary在劍橋商務英語詞典中的解釋 © Cambridge University Press)
salary的例句
salary
The average salary per soldier is about $3,500 per month, with top helicopter pilots and country commanders earning about $7,500.
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All economically active individuals were then asked about the income they earned in one month through salaries, wages, business, trade or agricultural production.
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Apparently, as earlier indicated, the main concern in the decision-making process is keeping afloat regional administrative machinery by covering recurrent expenditure, especially salary costs.
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We also find wage-earning profiles to underestimate salary growth for higher-paid employees.
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Normally the employer contributes 1% of salaries to fund the minimum guaranteed benefit.
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Five of seven outliers had substantial salary increases in their last five years.
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The limited available evidence suggests that, while there is a positive correlation between inflation and salaries, neither is well hedged by equities.
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The 2006 limit is the lesser of $44,000 and 100 % of salary and is scheduled to rise with inflation.
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Such as you are, you will soon find ten wealthy noblemen who will vie for the honour of making up for the absence of salary.
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One is that internal contracts may be cheaper if employees are willing to take lower salaries in return for tenure of employment.
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Funding covered the salary of one development worker, as well as sessional payments for tutors' fees and costs of transport.
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They tend to have the problem of paying their salaries as well as providing good accommodation and other facilities such personnel will require.
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For the sample, 87 % had 19 or more years of salary history.
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In cases in which an individual has more actual years of salary history than the specified service years, we truncated the known salary history.
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They were therefore guaranteed initially an annual ' rent ' in cattle from each kraal, and then an annual salary, in order to secure their compliance.
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包含salary的固定搭配
salary
這些詞常常與salary一起使用。
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annual salaryThey were therefore guaranteed initially an annual ' rent ' in cattle from each kraal, and then an annual salary, in order to secure their compliance.
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decent salaryWe are the seventeenth richest country in the world, yet we dare not pay ourselves a decent salary.
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該例句來自Hansard存檔。包含以下議會許可信息開放議會許可v3.0
fixed salaryWhen established practices try to recruit young colleagues the negotiation is about a fixed salary or even an hourly rate.
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