英语词汇“pay offer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

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This pay offer makes the public sector look further and further out of touch with the economic reality of the moment.They rejected a three per cent pay offer.They appear to have dug their heels in over making an improved pay offer.The union is balloting members over an improved pay offer.Officials are reportedly considering a pay offer of between five and eight per cent.Meanwhile, staff held a 24-hour walkout over a two per cent pay offer.Members are furious over a one per cent pay offer.The workers have rejected a 2.5 per cent pay offer.Workers have already rejected a pay offer from the company in a consultative ballot.The industrial action is over a new pay offer rejected by workers.

单词	pay offer
释义	Trends of pay offer View usage for: pay offer in British English (peɪ ˈɒfə) noun an offer of a certain amount of wages or salary Examples of 'pay offer' in a sentence pay offer This pay offer makes the public sector look further and further out of touch with the economic reality of the moment. Times, Sunday Times (2009) They rejected a three per cent pay offer. The Sun (2008) They appear to have dug their heels in over making an improved pay offer. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The union is balloting members over an improved pay offer. The Sun (2010) Officials are reportedly considering a pay offer of between five and eight per cent. The Sun (2016) Meanwhile, staff held a 24-hour walkout over a two per cent pay offer. The Sun (2015) Members are furious over a one per cent pay offer. The Sun (2014) The workers have rejected a 2.5 per cent pay offer. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Workers have already rejected a pay offer from the company in a consultative ballot. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The industrial action is over a new pay offer rejected by workers. The Sun (2013)
随便看	to get off your high horse to get old/tired/cold/dirty to get one's act together to get one's breath back to get one's hair cut to get one's knickers in a twist to get one's own back (on sb) to get one's (own) way, have one's (own) way to get one's revenge (for sth) to get one's share to get on like a house on fire to get on sb's nerves to get on the right/wrong side of sb to get on the scoresheet to get on top of sth to get onto sth to get on well with sb to get on well with sth to get on your high horse to get or become acquainted (with sb) to get or be given clearance to land to get or be given the boot to get or be given the cane to get or find one's bearings to get or follow sb's drift

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