Definition of pay cheque in English:

pay cheque

(US paycheck)

noun

1A salary or wages cheque made out to an employee.
（给员工的）工资支票；薪金支票
Example sentencesExamples
- You will not save much working in an economy where missing two paychecks can lead to homelessness.
- The day before, he told employees to cash their paychecks rather than deposit them.
- Some $250 million went out through paychecks to more than 8,000 local employees.
- Make no mistake about it, this is a man who knows who signs his paychecks.
- Without a budget, city employees would likely not receive a paycheck in July.
- I feel it is robbing them of a pay cheque and robbing their families of a pay cheque.
- Then, earlier this month, employee paychecks were delayed after a financial rejiggering and a wave of staff layoffs.
- The following helpful guide has been prepared to help our employees better understand their paychecks.
- The firm has even patented a machine to profit from cashing paychecks for employees.
- While many turn their paychecks over to their husbands, others rebel, demanding the family's few spare cents go to pencils for the kids rather than cigarettes.
- Shortly before noon, the foreman came around with paychecks.
- Some believe he gave Central Office employees advances on their paychecks.
- The Metal Workers Union that represents the workers said that employees had not received paychecks since November.
- He could even modify the employee's direct deposit bank account, and divert a paycheck to his own account, if he wanted to.
- A former employer that had taken to issuing promises instead of paychecks, seems to have saved money by an even more devious method.
- In some cases, when the paychecks arrived, the employees received a portion of the money in return for falsifying the time sheets.
- That's over half a month's salary extra in my January pay cheque.
- The only difficulty has been convincing employees to abandon their old-fashioned paychecks.
- A good trick is to put at least 10% of your salary into a pension as soon as you get your pay cheque.
- Big fat CEO paychecks not only hurt an employee's bottom line but a company's bottom line too, according to a report.
1. 1.1North American A salary or income.
  〈北美〉薪金；收入
  after a while, I wanted a steady paycheck
  Example sentencesExamples
  Not having a steady job and pay cheque produces fear in many people.
  When her husband left her with three little boys to support, she needed health insurance and a steady paycheck.
  The poets have donated what ever amount they can afford, oftentimes coming from minimum wage paychecks in truly selfless gestures.
  Unfortunately, readers' affection hasn't necessarily translated into steady paychecks for the authors they love.
  That extra income - along with expectations for bigger paychecks ahead - is contributing to renewed economic optimism.
  Jackie, who had looked forward to a steady if modest paycheck soon found there were no paychecks at all.
  Many were young support staff members earning moderate salaries far below the massive paychecks of top executives.
  As a young man he lived briefly in a homeless shelter and learned to view a steady paycheck the same way that a drowning man might view a lifeline.
  With the economy just barely limping into the New Year, finding a steady paycheck is harder than ever.
  I have a steady pay cheque, the work is mostly endorsed, and I'd like to keep it.
  Its employees take home bigger paychecks and more lavish benefits than most of the city's private employees.
  He did not want to anger his employer, since his paycheck - as well as his life - could very well be on the line.
  It's so easy to get comfortable with a nice, steady paycheck, and my career was very promising at the company where I worked.
  So for those working families that depend on their paychecks and much less on investment income, they're the ones that have been pinched the most.
  He argues that those in regular employment, frightened of losing their weekly pay cheque, have no mental space to consider alternatives.
  It was, however, at least a steady paycheck, two full meals a day free, and all the soda and coffee I could drink.
  Your paycheck is enough to comfortably support a family in nice surroundings.
  Then, joining the military seemed like the best path to a steady paycheck, benefits and college money.
  The only thing that holds me back is a steady paycheck and an easy retirement.

Definition of paycheck in US English:

paycheck

nounˈpāˌCHek

1A check for salary or wages made out to an employee.
（给员工的）工资支票；薪金支票
Example sentencesExamples
- The Metal Workers Union that represents the workers said that employees had not received paychecks since November.
- Without a budget, city employees would likely not receive a paycheck in July.
- The day before, he told employees to cash their paychecks rather than deposit them.
- I feel it is robbing them of a pay cheque and robbing their families of a pay cheque.
- The following helpful guide has been prepared to help our employees better understand their paychecks.
- The only difficulty has been convincing employees to abandon their old-fashioned paychecks.
- While many turn their paychecks over to their husbands, others rebel, demanding the family's few spare cents go to pencils for the kids rather than cigarettes.
- In some cases, when the paychecks arrived, the employees received a portion of the money in return for falsifying the time sheets.
- He could even modify the employee's direct deposit bank account, and divert a paycheck to his own account, if he wanted to.
- Big fat CEO paychecks not only hurt an employee's bottom line but a company's bottom line too, according to a report.
- That's over half a month's salary extra in my January pay cheque.
- The firm has even patented a machine to profit from cashing paychecks for employees.
- You will not save much working in an economy where missing two paychecks can lead to homelessness.
- Shortly before noon, the foreman came around with paychecks.
- Then, earlier this month, employee paychecks were delayed after a financial rejiggering and a wave of staff layoffs.
- A good trick is to put at least 10% of your salary into a pension as soon as you get your pay cheque.
- Some $250 million went out through paychecks to more than 8,000 local employees.
- A former employer that had taken to issuing promises instead of paychecks, seems to have saved money by an even more devious method.
- Some believe he gave Central Office employees advances on their paychecks.
- Make no mistake about it, this is a man who knows who signs his paychecks.
1. 1.1North American A salary or income.
  〈北美〉薪金；收入
  socking away money for the time when he wouldn't have a steady paycheck
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have a steady pay cheque, the work is mostly endorsed, and I'd like to keep it.
  With the economy just barely limping into the New Year, finding a steady paycheck is harder than ever.
  Your paycheck is enough to comfortably support a family in nice surroundings.
  As a young man he lived briefly in a homeless shelter and learned to view a steady paycheck the same way that a drowning man might view a lifeline.
  The only thing that holds me back is a steady paycheck and an easy retirement.
  Many were young support staff members earning moderate salaries far below the massive paychecks of top executives.
  He argues that those in regular employment, frightened of losing their weekly pay cheque, have no mental space to consider alternatives.
  It's so easy to get comfortable with a nice, steady paycheck, and my career was very promising at the company where I worked.
  When her husband left her with three little boys to support, she needed health insurance and a steady paycheck.
  So for those working families that depend on their paychecks and much less on investment income, they're the ones that have been pinched the most.
  It was, however, at least a steady paycheck, two full meals a day free, and all the soda and coffee I could drink.
  Its employees take home bigger paychecks and more lavish benefits than most of the city's private employees.
  That extra income - along with expectations for bigger paychecks ahead - is contributing to renewed economic optimism.
  The poets have donated what ever amount they can afford, oftentimes coming from minimum wage paychecks in truly selfless gestures.
  Jackie, who had looked forward to a steady if modest paycheck soon found there were no paychecks at all.
  He did not want to anger his employer, since his paycheck - as well as his life - could very well be on the line.
  Not having a steady job and pay cheque produces fear in many people.
  Unfortunately, readers' affection hasn't necessarily translated into steady paychecks for the authors they love.
  Then, joining the military seemed like the best path to a steady paycheck, benefits and college money.

词汇	pay cheque
释义	Definition of pay cheque in English: pay cheque (US paycheck) noun 1A salary or wages cheque made out to an employee. （给员工的）工资支票；薪金支票 Example sentencesExamples You will not save much working in an economy where missing two paychecks can lead to homelessness. The day before, he told employees to cash their paychecks rather than deposit them. Some $250 million went out through paychecks to more than 8,000 local employees. Make no mistake about it, this is a man who knows who signs his paychecks. Without a budget, city employees would likely not receive a paycheck in July. I feel it is robbing them of a pay cheque and robbing their families of a pay cheque. Then, earlier this month, employee paychecks were delayed after a financial rejiggering and a wave of staff layoffs. The following helpful guide has been prepared to help our employees better understand their paychecks. The firm has even patented a machine to profit from cashing paychecks for employees. While many turn their paychecks over to their husbands, others rebel, demanding the family's few spare cents go to pencils for the kids rather than cigarettes. Shortly before noon, the foreman came around with paychecks. Some believe he gave Central Office employees advances on their paychecks. The Metal Workers Union that represents the workers said that employees had not received paychecks since November. He could even modify the employee's direct deposit bank account, and divert a paycheck to his own account, if he wanted to. A former employer that had taken to issuing promises instead of paychecks, seems to have saved money by an even more devious method. In some cases, when the paychecks arrived, the employees received a portion of the money in return for falsifying the time sheets. That's over half a month's salary extra in my January pay cheque. The only difficulty has been convincing employees to abandon their old-fashioned paychecks. A good trick is to put at least 10% of your salary into a pension as soon as you get your pay cheque. Big fat CEO paychecks not only hurt an employee's bottom line but a company's bottom line too, according to a report. 1.1North American A salary or income. 〈北美〉薪金；收入 after a while, I wanted a steady paycheck Example sentencesExamples Not having a steady job and pay cheque produces fear in many people. When her husband left her with three little boys to support, she needed health insurance and a steady paycheck. The poets have donated what ever amount they can afford, oftentimes coming from minimum wage paychecks in truly selfless gestures. Unfortunately, readers' affection hasn't necessarily translated into steady paychecks for the authors they love. That extra income - along with expectations for bigger paychecks ahead - is contributing to renewed economic optimism. Jackie, who had looked forward to a steady if modest paycheck soon found there were no paychecks at all. Many were young support staff members earning moderate salaries far below the massive paychecks of top executives. As a young man he lived briefly in a homeless shelter and learned to view a steady paycheck the same way that a drowning man might view a lifeline. With the economy just barely limping into the New Year, finding a steady paycheck is harder than ever. I have a steady pay cheque, the work is mostly endorsed, and I'd like to keep it. Its employees take home bigger paychecks and more lavish benefits than most of the city's private employees. He did not want to anger his employer, since his paycheck - as well as his life - could very well be on the line. It's so easy to get comfortable with a nice, steady paycheck, and my career was very promising at the company where I worked. So for those working families that depend on their paychecks and much less on investment income, they're the ones that have been pinched the most. He argues that those in regular employment, frightened of losing their weekly pay cheque, have no mental space to consider alternatives. It was, however, at least a steady paycheck, two full meals a day free, and all the soda and coffee I could drink. Your paycheck is enough to comfortably support a family in nice surroundings. Then, joining the military seemed like the best path to a steady paycheck, benefits and college money. The only thing that holds me back is a steady paycheck and an easy retirement. Definition of paycheck in US English: paycheck nounˈpāˌCHek 1A check for salary or wages made out to an employee. （给员工的）工资支票；薪金支票 Example sentencesExamples The Metal Workers Union that represents the workers said that employees had not received paychecks since November. Without a budget, city employees would likely not receive a paycheck in July. The day before, he told employees to cash their paychecks rather than deposit them. I feel it is robbing them of a pay cheque and robbing their families of a pay cheque. The following helpful guide has been prepared to help our employees better understand their paychecks. The only difficulty has been convincing employees to abandon their old-fashioned paychecks. While many turn their paychecks over to their husbands, others rebel, demanding the family's few spare cents go to pencils for the kids rather than cigarettes. In some cases, when the paychecks arrived, the employees received a portion of the money in return for falsifying the time sheets. He could even modify the employee's direct deposit bank account, and divert a paycheck to his own account, if he wanted to. Big fat CEO paychecks not only hurt an employee's bottom line but a company's bottom line too, according to a report. That's over half a month's salary extra in my January pay cheque. The firm has even patented a machine to profit from cashing paychecks for employees. You will not save much working in an economy where missing two paychecks can lead to homelessness. Shortly before noon, the foreman came around with paychecks. Then, earlier this month, employee paychecks were delayed after a financial rejiggering and a wave of staff layoffs. A good trick is to put at least 10% of your salary into a pension as soon as you get your pay cheque. Some $250 million went out through paychecks to more than 8,000 local employees. A former employer that had taken to issuing promises instead of paychecks, seems to have saved money by an even more devious method. Some believe he gave Central Office employees advances on their paychecks. Make no mistake about it, this is a man who knows who signs his paychecks. 1.1North American A salary or income. 〈北美〉薪金；收入 socking away money for the time when he wouldn't have a steady paycheck Example sentencesExamples I have a steady pay cheque, the work is mostly endorsed, and I'd like to keep it. With the economy just barely limping into the New Year, finding a steady paycheck is harder than ever. Your paycheck is enough to comfortably support a family in nice surroundings. As a young man he lived briefly in a homeless shelter and learned to view a steady paycheck the same way that a drowning man might view a lifeline. The only thing that holds me back is a steady paycheck and an easy retirement. Many were young support staff members earning moderate salaries far below the massive paychecks of top executives. He argues that those in regular employment, frightened of losing their weekly pay cheque, have no mental space to consider alternatives. It's so easy to get comfortable with a nice, steady paycheck, and my career was very promising at the company where I worked. When her husband left her with three little boys to support, she needed health insurance and a steady paycheck. So for those working families that depend on their paychecks and much less on investment income, they're the ones that have been pinched the most. It was, however, at least a steady paycheck, two full meals a day free, and all the soda and coffee I could drink. Its employees take home bigger paychecks and more lavish benefits than most of the city's private employees. That extra income - along with expectations for bigger paychecks ahead - is contributing to renewed economic optimism. The poets have donated what ever amount they can afford, oftentimes coming from minimum wage paychecks in truly selfless gestures. Jackie, who had looked forward to a steady if modest paycheck soon found there were no paychecks at all. He did not want to anger his employer, since his paycheck - as well as his life - could very well be on the line. Not having a steady job and pay cheque produces fear in many people. Unfortunately, readers' affection hasn't necessarily translated into steady paychecks for the authors they love. Then, joining the military seemed like the best path to a steady paycheck, benefits and college money.
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