salary

英['s?l?r?] 美['s?l?ri]

反義詞

復(fù)數(shù):?salaries;

salary 薪金，薪水

來自拉丁語 salarium,薪金，薪水，薪俸，來自 sal,鹽，詞源同 salt,鹽。字面意思即買鹽錢，因鹽的重要性而得名，或來自古代社會給士兵發(fā)鹽的真實(shí)歷史。

salary: salary: [14] Salary goes back to a Latin word that originally denoted an ‘a(chǎn)llowance given to Roman soldiers for buying salt’ (salt being in former times a valued commodity, over which wars were fought, rather than taken for granted as it is today). This was salārium, a derivative of sāl ‘salt’. It soon broadened out to mean ‘fixed periodic payment for work done’, and passed in this sense via Anglo-Norman salarie into English.
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salary (n.): late 13c., "compensation, payment," whether periodical, for regular service or for a specific service; from Anglo-French salarie, Old French salaire "wages, pay, reward," from Latin salarium "salary, stipend, pension," originally "salt-money, soldier's allowance for the purchase of salt," noun use of neuter of adjective salarius "pertaining to salt," from sal (genitive salis) "salt" (see salt (n.)). Japanese sarariman "male salaried worker," literally "salary-man," is from English.
salary (v.): "to pay a regular salary to," late 15c., from salary (n.). Related: Salaried, which as an adjective in reference to positions originally was contrasted with honorary; lately with hourly.

1. You get a big salary incentive and free board and lodging too.: 你們能獲得大筆激勵性薪水，還可享受免費(fèi)膳宿。

2. I got a fantastic new job and my salary tripled.: 我得到了一份非常好的新工作，薪水漲到了原來的3倍。

3. His salary was obscene for three 40-minute shows a week.: 他一周只有3次節(jié)目，每次40分鐘，但他的薪水實(shí)在高得離譜。

4. The ￡103 is deducted from Mrs Adams' salary every month.: 這103英鎊每月從亞當(dāng)斯夫人的工資里扣掉。

5. My salary was around ￡9,000 plus a car and expenses.: 我的薪水大約是9,000英鎊，還有一輛車和業(yè)務(wù)經(jīng)費(fèi)可支配。