salaried + noun
She works as a salaried employee.
她是一名拿薪水的员工。
领薪水的;有薪金的
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
领薪水的;有薪金的
Being paid a regular salary rather than an hourly wage or no pay; typically describing a professional or manager.
She works as a salaried employee.
她是一名拿薪水的员工。
领取薪水的,相对于按小时计酬的工人或志愿者。通常指专业人士或管理人员。
Paid a salary, as opposed to being an hourly worker or a volunteer. Generally indicating a professional or manager.
按月支付的(与按周相对)
Paid monthly as opposed to weekly.
She prefers a salaried position with a steady income.
她更喜欢有固定薪水的职位,收入稳定。
Many salaried employees receive additional benefits.
许多拿薪水的雇员会获得额外福利。
He is a salaried worker at the company.
他是这家公司的薪资雇员。
She works as a salaried employee.
她是一名拿薪水的员工。
Most of the staff are salaried.
大多数职员是拿薪水的。
He obtained a salaried position at the firm.
他在那家公司谋得一份有薪水的工作。
Not this
He is a salaried.
Use this
He is a salaried employee.
Salaried 是形容词,不能单独作为名词使用,需要后接名词如 employee 表示'拿薪水的雇员'。
Not this
He is salaried by the company.
Use this
He is paid a salary by the company.
Salaried 是形容词,不能用于被动结构;正确表达应使用动词短语 paid a salary。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
领薪水的雇员;受薪员工
All salaried employees receive a monthly salary.
所有领薪水的雇员按月领取工资。
有薪工作;领薪水的工作
He finally found a salaried job in the city.
他终于在这座城市找到了一份有薪工作。
带薪职位;受薪职位
She accepted a salaried position at the hospital.
她接受了医院的一个带薪职位。
受薪员工;领薪水的员工
Salaried staff do not receive overtime pay.
受薪员工不领取加班费。
受薪工人;领薪水的劳动者
The new rules affect both salaried workers and hourly employees.
新规定既影响受薪工人,也影响按小时计酬的雇员。
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salary(薪水)加-ed变成形容词,记住“领月薪的”专业人士,区别于按钟点计酬的工人。
语域:neutral 常见场景:job descriptions、HR paperwork、salary discussions、workplace conversations 该词通常用于职场、招聘和人事讨论中,属于中性偏正式的表达;口语里也会出现,但更常见于书面文件或正式说明薪资结构、职位性质的场景。日常随意交谈中不算特别高频。
常作定语或表语,无比较级
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