emolument

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基本釋義

He could earn up to ￡1m a year in salary and emoluments from many directorships.

他每年的薪水加上擔(dān)任許多董事職務(wù)的報(bào)酬高達(dá)一百萬英鎊。

He was paid a modest emolument.

他獲酬甚微.

期刊摘選

Typically, coating paper Toner low emolument and making quality and low.

通常, 涂層紙的墨粉定影強(qiáng)度較低且制卡質(zhì)量低.

期刊摘選

He plied his new profession with emolument to himself, and infinite plague to the country.

他干這新行肥了自己, 對(duì)國(guó)家卻是貽患無窮.

辭典例句

The emolument of this profession is not satisfactory.

此行業(yè)的報(bào)酬不令人滿意。

辭典例句

Noun

1. compensation received by virtue of holding an office or having employment (usually in the form of wages or fees);
"a clause in the U.S. constitution prevents sitting legislators from receiving emoluments from their own votes"