Definition of salariat in English:

salariat

noun səˈlɛːrɪətsəˈlerēət

the salariat

Salaried white-collar workers.
薪水（白领）阶层
the public-sector salariat
Example sentencesExamples
- In a review of Naguib Mahfouz's work in this book, Ghosh argues that the claim often made for Mahfouz's work, that it was a microcosm of Egyptian life, is deluded because Mahfouz's subject is the urban salariat, narrowly defined.
- Those in the service class or salariat exercise delegated authority or specialized knowledge and expertise on behalf of their employing organization.
- Scotland no longer has a middle class, either on the Victorian entrepreneurial model or within the Marxist concept of the bourgeoisie: instead, it has a Soviet-style nomenklatura, a public-sector salariat living well.
- The assemblies will, however, entirely change the face of local government - giving far greater opportunity for the salariat to flourish.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, from salaire 'salary', on the pattern of prolétariat 'proletariat'.

Rhymes

commissariat, lumpenproletariat, proletariat, secretariat, vicariate

Definition of salariat in US English:

salariat

nounsəˈlerēət

the salariat

Salaried white-collar workers.
薪水（白领）阶层
the public-sector salariat
Example sentencesExamples
- Scotland no longer has a middle class, either on the Victorian entrepreneurial model or within the Marxist concept of the bourgeoisie: instead, it has a Soviet-style nomenklatura, a public-sector salariat living well.
- The assemblies will, however, entirely change the face of local government - giving far greater opportunity for the salariat to flourish.
- In a review of Naguib Mahfouz's work in this book, Ghosh argues that the claim often made for Mahfouz's work, that it was a microcosm of Egyptian life, is deluded because Mahfouz's subject is the urban salariat, narrowly defined.
- Those in the service class or salariat exercise delegated authority or specialized knowledge and expertise on behalf of their employing organization.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, from salaire ‘salary’, on the pattern of prolétariat ‘proletariat’.

词汇	salariat
释义	Definition of salariat in English: salariat noun səˈlɛːrɪətsəˈlerēət the salariat Salaried white-collar workers. 薪水（白领）阶层 the public-sector salariat Example sentencesExamples In a review of Naguib Mahfouz's work in this book, Ghosh argues that the claim often made for Mahfouz's work, that it was a microcosm of Egyptian life, is deluded because Mahfouz's subject is the urban salariat, narrowly defined. Those in the service class or salariat exercise delegated authority or specialized knowledge and expertise on behalf of their employing organization. Scotland no longer has a middle class, either on the Victorian entrepreneurial model or within the Marxist concept of the bourgeoisie: instead, it has a Soviet-style nomenklatura, a public-sector salariat living well. The assemblies will, however, entirely change the face of local government - giving far greater opportunity for the salariat to flourish. Origin Early 20th century: from French, from salaire 'salary', on the pattern of prolétariat 'proletariat'. Rhymes commissariat, lumpenproletariat, proletariat, secretariat, vicariate Definition of salariat in US English: salariat nounsəˈlerēət the salariat Salaried white-collar workers. 薪水（白领）阶层 the public-sector salariat Example sentencesExamples Scotland no longer has a middle class, either on the Victorian entrepreneurial model or within the Marxist concept of the bourgeoisie: instead, it has a Soviet-style nomenklatura, a public-sector salariat living well. The assemblies will, however, entirely change the face of local government - giving far greater opportunity for the salariat to flourish. In a review of Naguib Mahfouz's work in this book, Ghosh argues that the claim often made for Mahfouz's work, that it was a microcosm of Egyptian life, is deluded because Mahfouz's subject is the urban salariat, narrowly defined. Those in the service class or salariat exercise delegated authority or specialized knowledge and expertise on behalf of their employing organization. Origin Early 20th century: from French, from salaire ‘salary’, on the pattern of prolétariat ‘proletariat’.
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