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单词 salary
释义
salary
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˈsæl.ər.i/us
/ˈsæl.ɚ.i/
B1
afixedamountofmoneyagreedeveryyearaspayfor anemployee, usuallypaiddirectlyinto his or herbankaccounteverymonth:
薪金，薪水
anannualsalary of £40,00040000英镑的年薪
Hisnetmonthlysalary is €2,500.他的净月薪为2500欧元。
She'sonquitea good/decentsalary in herpresentjob.她目前的工作薪水相当丰厚。
Hetook adropin(=acceptedalower)salary when hechangedjobs.换工作时，他接受了较低的薪水。
a tenpercentsalaryincrease加薪10％
Compare
earnings
paynoun
wagenoun
remunerationformal
stipend
More examples
  • Sheretiredat 50 on afullsalary.
  • It's not by anymeansabrilliantsalary but it'sadequateforourneeds.
  • Yoursalary will bepaidon the thirdweekof eachcalendarmonth.
  • They'reraisingthreekidson onesmallsalary somoneyis verytight.
  • I wouldn'tworkfor them if theypaidmetwicemycurrentsalary.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Earning money
  • (your)(daily) breadidiom
  • assessable
  • bank
  • base pay
  • basic
  • basic income
  • benefits package
  • feel the pinchidiom
  • hand over fistidiom
  • in arrearsidiom
  • lineyourpocket(s)idiom
  • livelihood
  • pay packet
  • pull
  • pullsomethingdown
  • rakesomethingin
  • remonetize
  • remuneration
  • shift
  • sick pay
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(Definition ofsalaryfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

salary| American Dictionary

salary
noun[C]
us
/ˈsæl·ə·ri/
aafixedamountofmoneypaidto someone for theworkthepersonisemployedto do,esp. theamountpaideveryyear:
ameager/generoussalary
Teachers’ salaries wouldriseanaverageof $1000 under theproposal.

salaried

adjective[not gradable]us
/ˈsæl·ə·rid/
Alloursalariedemployeeshaveagreedto take apaycut.
(Definition ofsalaryfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

salary| Business English

salary
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˈsæləri/us
pluralsalaries
HR,WORKPLACE
thetotalamountofmoneythat anemployeeispaideveryyearto dotheirjob, or one of thepaymentstheyreceiveeachmonthaspartof this:
an annual/a monthly salaryHerannualsalaryexceeds€100,000.
be on a salary of sthHe must be on a salary of at least $90,000.
pay sb a salary of sthI was beingpaida salary of around $75,000.
earn/get a salary
high/lowsalary
salary increase/cutEmployees say theyexpectsalarycutsof 13% or more.
Yourstartingsalarywill be inlinewithyourpreviousexperience.
on (a) salaryI have six moremonthson salary after Istepdown.
Heearnsabout $1.2 million insalary andbenefitsat thebank.
acompetitivesalary

See also

average salary
base salary
basic salary
final-salary
net salary
starting salary
(Definition ofsalaryfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsalary

salary
The averagesalaryper soldier is about $3,500 per month, with top helicopter pilots and country commanders earning about $7,500.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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, especiallysalarycosts.
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We also find wage-earning profiles to underestimatesalarygrowth 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 substantialsalaryincreases 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 % ofsalaryand 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 ofsalary.
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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 thesalaryof 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 ofsalaryhistory.
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In cases in which an individual has more actual years ofsalaryhistory than the specified service years, we truncated the knownsalaryhistory.
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They were therefore guaranteed initially an annual ' rent ' in cattle from each kraal, and then an annualsalary, in order to secure their compliance.
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Collocationswithsalary

salary

These are words often used in combination withsalary.

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annual salary
They were therefore guaranteed initially an annual ' rent ' in cattle from each kraal, and then anannualsalary, in order to secure their compliance.
From theCambridge English Corpus
decent salary
We are the seventeenth richest country in the world, yet we dare not pay ourselves adecentsalary.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
fixed salary
When established practices try to recruit young colleagues the negotiation is about afixedsalaryor even an hourly rate.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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