salaried

英 [ˈsælərid]

美 [ˈsælərid]

adj.  领薪水的; 付给薪水的

经济

Collins.1 / BNC.15791 / COCA.19143

牛津词典

adj.

• 领薪水的
  receiving a salary
  1. a salaried employee
     领薪水的雇员
• 付给薪水的
  for which a salary is paid
  1. a salaried position
     付给薪水的职位

柯林斯词典

• ADJ (人)拿薪水的，有薪水的，受薪的
  Salariedpeople receive a salary from their job.
  1. ...salaried employees...
     拿薪水的雇员
  2. James accepted the generously salaried job at the bank.
     詹姆斯接受了那份银行的高薪工作。

英英释义

adj

• receiving a salary
  1. salaried members of the staff
• for which money is paid
  1. a paying job
  2. remunerative work
  3. salaried employment
  4. stipendiary services
  Synonym:compensablepaying(a)remunerativestipendiary
• receiving or eligible for compensation
  1. salaried workers
  2. a stipendiary magistrate
  Synonym:compensatedremuneratedstipendiary

双语例句

• He is not be boss but a salaried employee.
  他不是老板而是领薪水的雇员。
• Salaried employees receive the same pay from week to week regardless of the number of hours they work.
  周薪制职员每周领取相同的工资，无论他们一周工作了多少小时。
• Like those who work for government or nonprofit organizations, they are salaried rather than paid a fee.
  同在政府或非盈利性组织工作的会计师一样，他们是挣工薪而不是按每笔业务收费。
• Don't worry about him, he will be salaried by a big company.
  别为他担心，一家大公司会给他发薪水。
• There are relatively few salaried posts in the company& most employees work freelance.
  这家公司带薪的岗位很少&大多数雇员都是自由职业者。
• In addition, salaried people often enjoy fringe benefits that mean greater peace of mind.
  此外，受薪人享受福利，往往意味着更大的和平的心态。
• Be a salaried worker of high added value.
  做个高附加值的上班族。
• That in turn meant handing control of the corporations over to professional salaried managers in place of owner-entrepreneurs.
  反过来，这又意味着将企业的控制权从企业主手中，转移到领薪水的职业经理人那里。
• For example, the school also has been included in the preparation of cadres of the salaried;
  比如，还在学校读书，已经被列入干部编制领工资了；
• Running a business requires a very different mentality from being a salaried employee.
  经营企业所要求具备的心态和上班族的心态截然不同。