salaries

n.

薪水( salary的名词复数 )；

wages and salaries工资和薪金

staff salaries员工工资

1. His money comes mainly from salary.
   他的钱主要来自工资。
2. I want to speak to her in the matter of my salary.
   我想跟她谈谈我的薪水问题。

1. Don't worry about him, he will be salaried by a big company.
   别为他担心,一家大公司会给他发薪水。
2. Like those who work for government or nonprofit organizations, they are salaried rather than paid a fee.
   同在政府或非盈利性组织工作的会计师一样，他们是挣工薪而不是按每笔业务收费。

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