Definition of low-paid in English:

low-paid

adjective

Earning or providing poor pay.
thousands of low-paid workers have joined the union
Example sentencesExamples
- A private employer is putting high profit margins above the interests of very low-paid employees.
- As many as four out of ten graduates from Scottish universities are working in bars, shops or similar low-paid employment.
- These are people who are low-paid, delivering key frontline services.
- It's a continual drain if I count the 'opportunity cost' of flitting between irregular low-paid casual jobs rather than getting a solid career happening.
- Entry into office jobs does not necessarily represent an escape from the bad, hazardous and low-paid conditions of manufacturing.
- His prospects were limited to a low-paid job in the civil service or a low-paid job in military.
- His wife is a low-paid worker at a garbage clearance factory in the city.
- The downturn turned him from the owner of a small carpet and floor maintenance company to a low-paid hourly wage earner.
- The jobs the members of this workforce perform are not only generally low-paid but also tend to have less favourable fringe benefits.
- He is a bookseller and poet and by definition low-paid, and this has been a strain.
Synonyms
poverty-stricken, impoverished, necessitous, beggarly, in penury, penurious, impecunious, indigent, needy, needful, in need, in want, badly off, in reduced circumstances, in straitened circumstances, destitute, hard up, short of money, on one's beam-ends, unable to make ends meet, underprivileged, deprived, penniless, without a sou, as poor as a church mouse, moneyless

词汇	low-paid
释义	Definition of low-paid in English: low-paid adjective Earning or providing poor pay. thousands of low-paid workers have joined the union Example sentencesExamples A private employer is putting high profit margins above the interests of very low-paid employees. As many as four out of ten graduates from Scottish universities are working in bars, shops or similar low-paid employment. These are people who are low-paid, delivering key frontline services. It's a continual drain if I count the 'opportunity cost' of flitting between irregular low-paid casual jobs rather than getting a solid career happening. Entry into office jobs does not necessarily represent an escape from the bad, hazardous and low-paid conditions of manufacturing. His prospects were limited to a low-paid job in the civil service or a low-paid job in military. His wife is a low-paid worker at a garbage clearance factory in the city. The downturn turned him from the owner of a small carpet and floor maintenance company to a low-paid hourly wage earner. The jobs the members of this workforce perform are not only generally low-paid but also tend to have less favourable fringe benefits. He is a bookseller and poet and by definition low-paid, and this has been a strain. Synonyms poverty-stricken, impoverished, necessitous, beggarly, in penury, penurious, impecunious, indigent, needy, needful, in need, in want, badly off, in reduced circumstances, in straitened circumstances, destitute, hard up, short of money, on one's beam-ends, unable to make ends meet, underprivileged, deprived, penniless, without a sou, as poor as a church mouse, moneyless
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