tenure

noun uncountable

UK /ˈtenjə(r)/

1
the period of time during which someone has an important job or is an elected official
Synonyms and related words
General words relating to jobs and work
a good/smart/clever career move
appointment
background
2
legalsomeone’s right to live on land and own it
Synonyms and related words
A right to know, have or do something
access
entry
entrance
3
educationa university teacher who has tenure can stay in their job permanently, usually after they have taught for a particular number of years
Synonyms and related words
Teachers and principals
class teacher
coach
educator

单词	tenure
释义	tenure noun uncountable UK /ˈtenjə(r)/ DEFINITIONS3 1 the period of time during which someone has an important job or is an elected official Synonyms and related words General words relating to jobs and work a good/smart/clever career move appointment background 2 legalsomeone’s right to live on land and own it Synonyms and related words A right to know, have or do something access entry entrance 3 educationa university teacher who has tenure can stay in their job permanently, usually after they have taught for a particular number of years Synonyms and related words Teachers and principals class teacher coach educator tenure noun uncountable US /ˈtenjər/ DEFINITIONS3 1 educationa university teacher who has tenure can stay in their job permanently, usually after they have taught for a particular number of years Synonyms and related words Teachers and principals coach educator faculty 2 the period of time during which someone has an important job or is an elected official Synonyms and related words General words relating to jobs and work a good/smart/clever career move appointment background 3 legalsomeone’s right to live on land and own it Synonyms and related words A right to know, have or do something access entry entrance
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