| 单词 | salary |
| 释义 | salary salary // noun [C] (plural salaries)
BASE SALARY, BASIC SALARY, STARTING SALARY
money that employees receive for doing their job, especially professional employees or people working in an office, that is usually paid every month: an annual salary of $40 000 a 9% salary increase She's on a salary of €33 000. Starting salaries ranged between $23 000 and $28 000. Many people now spend half their salaries on rent or mortgages. ⇨ WAGE
❖ to earn/receive a salary ◆ to cut/increase/pay a salary ◆ an annual/monthly/starting salary (of ... ) ◆ an average/a big/competitive/high/low/modest salary
VOCABULARY BUILDING
The benefits of a job
Money
• We offer a starting salary of up to 70k. • The minimum wage is set at $7.15 an hour. • You will receive a basic salary plus commission on each sale. • She gets a €2 000 bonus on top of her salary. • Many argue that the pay packages offered to top executives are excessive.
Other benefits
• Benefits include health insurance and a pension plan. • Free meals are one of the perks of working in a restaurant. • Jobseekers rated flexible hours as a better perk than a company car.
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