salary的意思和读音

salary

: [ˈsæləri] : ['sæləri]

n.

v.

salaries  salaried  

adj.+n.average salary,high salary,annual salary,monthly salary,base salary

v.+n.get salary,increase salary,receive salary,earn salary,raise salary

n.income,pay,earnings,remuneration,payment

salaryn.

1.money that employees receive for doing their job, especially professional employees or people working in an office, usually paid every month

an annual salary of $40 0004

a 9% salary increase 9%

She's on a salary of £24 000. 24 000

He gets a basic salary plus commission.

base salary

n.1.,,

v.1....,...

n.1.a particular amount of money that you earn each month or year from your job

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1.get one's salary I see that you bought yourself a new car, how much do you get paid?

2.Sawaya graduated from NYU with a law degree back in 1998 and began working on Wall Street as an attorney earning a decent six-figure salary.1998

3.It's hard for her to get by on this little salary .

4.Each week she tried to set aside a few dollars from her salary.

5.For now, he said, he's holding out for a salary of at least $300 a month.300

6.Well, I saw a nice watch but I'll need a loan. If you can lend me the money I can pay you back at my lifeguard salary.

7.If you could lend me the money, I could pay you back out of my lifeguard salary.

8.Though her salary was small at her first, it was still much more than what she was earning in her native Russia.

9.High salary is not the only attraction that the talents from other countries find in the United States.

10.Don't care how much salary he gives you when you work for boss, he won't treat you unfairly.