remunerated

英 [rɪˈmjuːnəreɪtɪd]

美 [rɪˈmjuːnəreɪtɪd]

v.  酬劳; 付酬给
remunerate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：remunerated　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 给…报酬
  If youare remuneratedfor work that you do, you are paid for it.
  1. You will be remunerated and so will your staff.
     你将得到酬劳，你的职员也如此。
  2. ...an adequately remunerated job.
     报酬丰厚的工作

英英释义

adj

• receiving or eligible for compensation
  1. salaried workers
  2. a stipendiary magistrate
  Synonym:compensatedsalariedstipendiary

双语例句

• Larger budgets and better trained and remunerated personnel are only a start.
  增加预算、加强培训、提高薪酬，都只是个开始。
• All which labour, in that case, must be directly remunerated from the produce;
  在这种情况下，所有这些劳动都必须直接从产品中得到报酬；
• The Trainee shall not be remunerated but may receive gratuities.
  实习人员没有报酬但有酬金。
• In a country where spending on health is nearly 18% of the economy, that could finish some amply remunerated careers.
  因为在一个健康消费将近占总消费18%的国家，这笔商业利润足够支撑一些高薪职业了。
• Lawyers are remunerated for the work which they reasonably do, irrespective of whether their clients win or lose.
  律师将按其合理完成的工作取得报酬，不论客户胜诉还是败诉亦然。
• This suggests that the real advantages in different occupations will tend to be the same through the forces of competition, such as the entry of more workers into the highly remunerated fields and their exit, or non-replacement, in the badly remunerated ones.
  这意味着，在竞争的作用力下，例如更多劳动者进入高酬劳行业，退出低酬劳的行业（或没有接替者），不同职业的实际优势往往会相同。
• The entrepreneurs and professional elites now enjoy high income and prestige, but not scholars and civil servants who are poorly remunerated.
  企业家和专业人士享有高薪和社会地位，学者和公务员却依然领取微薄的薪水。
• Do I think that this will remain an industry where top performers are incredibly well remunerated?
  我是否认为在这个行业里，表现最好的人才依然能够拿到极高的薪酬？
• She also points out that LBS students earn money during their internship and are remunerated for their second-year project.
  她还指出，伦敦商学院的学员在实习期和第二年的学习中都能获得报酬。
• His trouble is sufficiently remunerated.
  他的辛苦得到十分优厚的报酬。