annual pay

常見例句

A rigidly centralised system of wage bargaining mandates annual pay rises, come what may.
無論如何，西班牙嚴(yán)格執(zhí)行的集體工資談判機(jī)制定會(huì)提高年薪。
Peter Bottomley, Conservative MP for West Worthing, said: "I don't think MPs should get an annual pay rise - it should be fixed for a parliament."
west worthing的保守黨議員Peter Bottomley說:“我覺得議員們不應(yīng)該每年加薪，議員們的薪酬應(yīng)該固定下來。”
This text explains the definition of the yearly salary system in detail, divides the content of the annual pay into basic income and risky income, and proposed the annual pay model.
本文詳細(xì)闡述了年薪制的定義，將年薪的內(nèi)容劃分為基本收入和風(fēng)險(xiǎn)收入，并提出了年薪模型。

Last week, they organized protests around the country on tax day - the deadline for Americans to report their annual income and pay any taxes due.
When you buy a house, you borrow the money and you pay it back in fixed-- it would usually be monthly, but let's say annual payments.
當(dāng)你買了一座房子,你貸了些款,然后你在一定的時(shí)間內(nèi)償還一部分,一般來說都是按月來算的,但是假設(shè)我們是按年支付的
耶魯公開課 - 金融市場(chǎng)課程節(jié)選

Some clerks who have received automatic annual pay rises make more than the judges they serve.
ECONOMIST: The judicial system
In their last negotiations, Verizon's unions won annual pay increases of 4%, 3%, and 5%.
FORBES: Verizon And Its Unions Begin Contract Talks
In particular, the case for a general annual pay rise, tied to consumer-price inflation, is vanishing.
ECONOMIST: Does your company really need an annual pay round?