奖金英文，单词奖励用英语怎么说

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1，单词奖励用英语怎么说
2，奖金福利津贴扣发项用英语怎么说
3，请问这句英文里的fellowship到底是什么意思
4，跪求一等奖学金二等奖学金三等奖学金优秀奖学金的英文翻译急急急
5，英文劳动合同里的merit是指的加薪吗
6，要用award翻译这句话

1，单词奖励用英语怎么说

出去楼上的 reward 这个词很合适

encouragement prize

单词奖励用英语怎么说

2，奖金福利津贴扣发项用英语怎么说

The bonus, the welfare, the allowance, the buckle sends the item

你好！compensation package打字不易，采纳哦！

奖金福利津贴扣发项用英语怎么说

3，请问这句英文里的fellowship到底是什么意思

【联谊】的意思再看看别人怎么说的。

【联谊】的意思

WRI fellowship是指WRI你对WRI有什么打算或是计划

fellowship的意思是奖学金

请问这句英文里的fellowship到底是什么意思

4，跪求一等奖学金二等奖学金三等奖学金优秀奖学金的英文翻译急急急

一等奖学金的英文：first level scholarship；二等奖学金的英文：minor award；三等奖学金的英文：third-class award；优秀奖学金的英文：Excellence Scholarshipaward 读法英 [??w??d] 美 [??w??rd] 1、n.奖;奖品;奖金;奖状;(收入的)增加;(赔偿)裁定额;(赔偿)裁决2、v.授予;奖励;判给短语：1、award ceremony 颁奖仪式，颁奖典礼2、arbitral award 仲裁裁决；公断书3、arbitration award 仲裁裁决；公断书4、contract award 合同判授5、national book award （美）国家图书奖扩展资料词义辨析：confer, present, award, accord, bestow这组词都有“给予，赠给”的意思，其区别是：confer 通常指授予称号或学位等。present 指正式地给予或授予，通常伴有仪式进行。award 通常暗示所给予的东西是接受者应得的，而且给予者往往是具有裁判权力的。accord 侧重所给予的是应得的或是恰当的，或是因某种原因而适于接受的。bestow 正式用词，指把某物作为礼物赠送于某人，也可作引申用。词汇搭配：1、grant an award 授奖2、make an award 授奖,作出判决3、obtain an award 获得奖品4、present an award 颁奖5、receive an award 得奖,领奖

major award 一等奖学金minor award 二等奖学金third award三等奖学金honorable mention award优秀奖学金希望采纳

First-class ScholarshipSecond-class ScholarshipThird-class ScholarshipMerit Scholarship

certificate of scholarshipstudent name : xxxin xxxx-xxxx, outstanding in academic, being recognized as 3rd class scholarship.

5，英文劳动合同里的merit是指的加薪吗

英/美式合同奖金词般用Bonus Merit般指附条件薪水意思要条件满足应给付；Bonus给付参考素要灵希望能

(1) 商业辞典的定义：higher wage rate paid to an employee on the basis of an agreed upon criteria such as efficiency and performance. also called merit bonus.意思是：按获同意的准则,诸如效率及表现等，给予一名雇员的较高工资率。也称为功绩奖金。(2) 其他网上资料a merit increase is a performance-based increase in an employee〉s wages. a merit increase can be applied to hourly or yearly wages. if an employee is paid by the hour, he usually gets a merit increase in such a way that he gets a higher per hour rate. for example, if he gets $10 per hour, after the merit increase, he can get $11 per hour. if an employee is paid a yearly salary, the merit increase may be a percentage of his salary. the percentage depends on the company〉s policies on increases.a merit increase is different from the normal across the board raise that some companies implement on a regular basis, the aim of which is to offset factors such as increased cost of living. in this sense, a merit increase can be considered a bonus. a merit increase is dependent on the employee〉s work performance and can be given on top of the standard raise.however, it must be emphasized that there is a difference between a merit increase, or raise, and a merit bonus. the difference lies in the duration of the increase. a merit increase will affect the long term pay of the employee, who gets a higher rate from the effectivity of the merit increase. a merit bonus will simply give a lump sum in one go.the criteria for a merit increase is typically made known to the employees, in order for them to meet targets. the factors considered are, however, different from one company to another. 这里的解释较为肯定按首句是指merit increase是按表现来作出的加薪。第二句：可按时计或年计第三句：时薪员工每以时计的工薪升例如由10元加至11元第四句：年薪计的则可能是一个百分比的升幅************以上资料希望有助理解

6，要用award翻译这句话

The university awarded three departments 600 thousand dollars.

the foot in mouth award 不知所云奖 the uks business secretary wins an embarrassing award 英国商务大臣获一尴尬奖项收听与下载收听长度: 02:03 下载音频下载下载练习题 when did you last look around a corner? did you do it thoroughly? if you think that question is a little odd, youre not alone. every year the plain english campaign collects perplexing examples of english usage as part of a drive for language that everyone can understand. in an annual awards ceremony, the campaign highlights jargon and gobbledegook used by official bodies in their literature. they also give someone in the public eye a "foot in mouth" award for making the most baffling remark of the year. this year that dubious honour goes to one of the most powerful people in britain: lord mandelson, the governments business secretary. he earned the black mark for these comments, which he made in may: "perhaps we need not more people looking round more corners, but the same people looking round more corners more thoroughly to avoid the small things detracting from the big things the prime minister is getting right." although his meaning is unclear, mandelsons remarks appear to be a classic example of a metaphor being stretched that little bit too far. the campaign also awarded the department of health a golden bull award for describing an initiative as "refocusing upstream to stop people falling in the waters of disease". eh? lord mandelson is known for his expertise in communication american airlines were also rapped for sending a passenger a "property irregularity receipt". "property irregularity" is code for lost luggage. the plain english campaign described this as "an acknowledgement sent to a passenger that avoids the real problem of lost luggage". for many brits, peter mandelsons accolade has an especially sweet irony. for years he was the governments top spin doctor. people including tony blair and gordon brown have turned to mandelson when looking for the right way to phrase things. what hope is there for english language learners when even renowned masters of communication make a mess of things?