salary increase

英 [ˈsæləri ɪnˈkriːs]

美 [ˈsæləri ɪnˈkriːs]

薪资的增长

经济

英英释义

noun

• the amount a salary is increased
  1. he got a 3% raise
  2. he got a wage hike
  Synonym:raiserisewage hikehikewage increase

双语例句

• She get a salary increase in june.
  她六月份获得了加薪。
• The budget provides for a salary increase after one year.
  该预算为一年后工资上调作好了准备。
• DON BRADLEY: I'm prepared to offer you a larger bonus, but if you accept that, then you have to accept a smaller salary increase.
  堂.布拉德利：我准备给你更大的奖金，不过如果你接受的话，你就得接受低些的薪水。
• Every year I ask for a salary increase but never get one.
  我每年都请求加薪，不过从没有如愿。
• She gets a salary increase in june.
  6月份她增加了工资。
• Let common sense dictate whether or not you ask for a salary increase.
  用常识来决定你是否应该提出加薪。
• Under bank rules, she could not work directly to him, so she was seconded to the state department, but at the same time, given a large salary increase and a promotion.
  按照世行规定，丽扎必须调离世行，她被调到国务院工作，但是与此同时，她的薪水和职位得到大幅度提升。
• For2010, WorldatWork's survey projects an average salary increase budget of2.7 percent, a figure that shows how the situation has improved but also that the job market is still weak.
  WorldatWork的调查预测2010年的薪资会平均增长2.7%，这个数字表明了情况虽然有所改善，但是职业市场仍然是很薄弱的。
• Why would a person turn down a position that offers him a100% salary increase?
  为什么有人会拒绝一份提供双倍薪酬的工作？
• The graduating classes of 61 of the 100 programmes listed in 2010 reported an average salary increase of 60 per cent or less.
  2010年上榜的100个课程中，有61个课程毕业班的平均薪资涨幅为60%或以下。