retirements

英 [rɪˈtaɪəmənts]

美 [rɪˈtaɪrmənts]

n.  退休; 退职; 退休年龄; 退休生活; (尤指从体育、政治等方面的)退出，引退
retirement的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 退休;退休年龄
  Retirementis the time when a worker retires.
  1. ...the proportion of the population who are over retirement age...
     超过退休年龄的人口比例
  2. The Governor of the prison and another official are to take early retirement.
     这个监狱的监狱长和另外一个官员将会提前退休。
• N-UNCOUNT 退休期间;退休生活
  A person'sretirementis the period in their life after they have retired.
  1. ...financial support for the elderly during retirement.
     为退休期间的老年人提供的经济支持

双语例句

• Many of these early retirements are unexpected and due to unforeseen circumstances.
  提前退休往往出乎意料，为不可预见的形势所迫。
• Fill up vacancies left by retirements
  填补退休人员留下的空缺
• We need more young scientists to fill the gap left by a wave of retirements expected over the next decade
  我们需要更多年轻的科学家来填补预计未来10年退休高峰带来的人才缺口。
• So for Mr Chua, it seems only natural to be gambling millions on a new television venture at a time when most people are planning their retirements.
  因此，对蔡和平而言，在大多数人计划退休的时候，将数亿美元赌注押一个新的电视企业上，似乎是一件再自然不过的事。
• So earlier mandatory retirements also limit women's pension income.
  较早的退休也会限制女性的工作收入。
• There have been several retirements recently.
  最近有好几个人退休。
• At every level, the answer is the same: we need that money working again to fund retirements and drive economic growth.
  在每一个层面，答案都是一样的：我们需要让资金再次运作起来，为退休积累资金，推动经济增长。
• This suggests that such budget constraints alone may not be sufficient to encourage the higher saving, investment and output growth needed to prepare for the coming wave of baby-boomer retirements.
  这表明，单凭此类预算限制措施，也许不足以鼓励人们多储蓄、多投资或多增加产出，以便为即将来临的婴儿潮一代大批退休的前景做准备。
• The market could receive a boost if many sidelined boomers, whose retirements could span decades, decide it is safe to shift sharply back to stocks.
  如果很多离场观望的婴儿潮一代（这些人的退休时光可能要持续几十年）认定杀回股市是安全的，股市可能会获得提振。
• Fixed crash when processing retirements when a player has no club.
  修正自由球员退役导致游戏崩溃的题目。