salaries

salaries

形容词：salary的相关形容词为"salary-related"，表示与薪水相关的。

名词：

1. 薪水（salary）
2. 工资（wage）：通常指按小时、按天或按周支付的工资
3. 报酬（remuneration）：泛指以金钱或其他方式支付的报酬
4. 薪金（pay）：指通过工作所得到的报酬，也可以指军人或公务员的工资

词语辨析：

salary和wage都表示工资的意思，但salary通常指按月或年支付的固定工资，而wage则通常指按小时、按天或按周支付的工资。

词汇扩充：

salary scale（薪酬标准）

salary increase（加薪）

salary negotiation（薪资谈判）

近义词：

pay, earnings, income, remuneration

反义词：

unemployment, joblessness

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）解释：

名词：

1. A salary is the money that someone is paid each month by their employer, especially when they are in a profession such as teaching, law, or medicine.
2. A salary is the total amount of money that a person or organization receives for work that they have done, or the regular payments that they receive from an investment.

用法：

常用短语：salary package（薪资待遇）

例句：

1. He earns a good salary as a lawyer.（作为律师，他有很高的薪水。）
2. Their salaries are paid directly into their bank accounts.（他们的薪水直接存入他们的银行账户。）
3. She has a high-salary job.（她有一份高薪的工作。）
4. He was offered a six-figure salary.（他得到了一份六位数的薪水工作。）

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）解释：

名词：

1. A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly basis but often expressed as an annual sum, made by an employer to an employee, especially a professional or white-collar worker.
2. A salary is a form of periodic payment from an employer to an employee, which may be specified in an employment contract.

例句：

1. He was on a salary of £50,000 a year.（他年薪5万英镑。）
2. She earns a good salary as a doctor.（作为医生，她的薪水很好。）
3. He's on a salary of $60,000.（他的薪水是6万美元。）
4. They have a high starting salary.（他们的起薪很高。）