salaryman

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsalarymansal‧a‧ry‧man /ˈsælərimæn/ noun (plural salarymen /-men/) [countable] a man who works in an office, often for many hours each day, and receives a salary as payment, especially in JapanFrom Longman Business Dictionarysalarymansal‧a‧ry‧man /ˈsæləriˌmæn/ noun (plural salarymen /-ˌmen/) [countable] informal a man who works in an office and receives a salary as payment, especially in JapanMr. Nishimura, a 48-year-old information-systems manager, is a typical salaryman.

单词	salaryman
释义	salaryman From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsalarymansal‧a‧ry‧man /ˈsælərimæn/ noun (plural salarymen /-men/) [countable] a man who works in an office, often for many hours each day, and receives a salary as payment, especially in JapanFrom Longman Business Dictionarysalarymansal‧a‧ry‧man /ˈsæləriˌmæn/ noun (plural salarymen /-ˌmen/) [countable] informal a man who works in an office and receives a salary as payment, especially in JapanMr. Nishimura, a 48-year-old information-systems manager, is a typical salaryman.
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