emolument in Chinese
emolument in Chinese is 工资 — emolument means payment for a job or an office, usually in the form of money.
emolument in Chinese
工资
Pronounced: gōng zī
(formal) Payment for employment or an office; compensation for a job, which is usually monetary.
What does "emolument" mean?
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noun Payment for a job or an office, usually in the form of money.
"The contract spells out the salary and other emoluments of the position."
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noun A material benefit, whether direct or indirect.
"The post carried few emoluments beyond the prestige."
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emolument in a sentence
- The contract spells out the salary and other emoluments of the position.
- Her emoluments included a base salary and a yearly bonus.
- The post carried few emoluments beyond the prestige.
- He accepted the role for the emoluments it brought.
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What is "emolument" in Chinese?
"emolument" in Chinese is 工资. emolument means: Payment for a job or an office, usually in the form of money.
How do you pronounce 工资?
"emolument" in Chinese is 工资, pronounced "gōng zī".
How do you use "emolument" in a sentence?
Example: "The contract spells out the salary and other emoluments of the position." In Chinese, "emolument" is 工资.
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