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

• 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；
• Remunerated contribution of women
  妇女所作有报酬的贡献
• Moreover, the way in which executives are remunerated determines the way they drive the business.
  另外，高管获得薪酬的方式决定了他们推进业务的方式。
• 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。
• 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。
• A Bumper crop remunerated the peasant for his laBour.
  丰收是对农民劳动的酬劳。
• Health systems cannot deliver quality health services in the absence of sufficient numbers of appropriately trained, motivated, and remunerated health care staff.
  缺乏足够数目的训练有素、富有热情并获得适当报酬的医务人员，卫生系统就无法提供高质量的卫生服务。
• The Trainee shall not be remunerated but may receive gratuities.
  实习人员没有报酬但有酬金。
• Fte; full, productive, appropriately remunerated and freely chosen employment;
  有适当报酬和自由选择的充分生产性就业；
• He is poorly remunerated for all the hard work the does.
  他做的工作很辛苦，但报酬很低。