payrolls

英 [ˈpeɪrəʊlz]

美 [ˈpeɪˌroʊlz]

n.  (公司员工的)工资名单; (公司的)工资总支出
payroll的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 工资名单
  The peopleonthepayrollof a company or an organization are the people who work for it and are paid by it.
  1. They had 87,000 employees on the payroll.
     他们在编员工有87,000名。

双语例句

• Indices of employment, payrolls, and production steadied in February 1931.
  1931年2月，就业、工资额和生产指数稳定。
• Nonetheless, overall payrolls are still growing albeit at a weaker rate.
  尽管如此，总体就业人数仍在增长，虽然这一增长已有所放缓。
• Wall Street responded to the payrolls figures with gusto.
  华尔街对就业数据作出了积极的反应。
• Time card record, payrolls& pay slip of last three months.
  最近三个月的考勤记录、工资表、工资单。
• Payrolls will be further trimmed by shunting staff to low-cost locations, and introducing greater automation and process efficiencies.
  随着员工分流至低成本地区，引入自动化设备和提高流程效率，公司的薪资成本也会进一步削减。
• Examples of accrued liabilities include interest payable, income taxes payable, and amounts related to payrolls.
  应计负债的例子包括应付利息、应付所得税和与工资有关的各项应计费用。
• This follows a terrible monthly payrolls report and data showing that house prices have now officially double dipped.
  再之前就是极其糟糕的月度非农就业报告。此外，数据还显示，美国房价正式出现了双底回落。
• So one might have thought that companies would have had less room to slash payrolls, since they were already relatively slim.
  所以有人会认为公司们已经没有空间在缩减他们的工资单了，因为他们已经很“瘦”了。
• Some measures such as payrolls and hours worked did not reach their lowest point until later in 2009.
  薪酬和工作时长等指标在2009年晚些时候才达到了最低点。
• The financial times has examined what has happened since the crisis to the payrolls of 13 global financial institutions expressed as a proportion of pay plus net profits ( including those distributed as dividends).
  英国《金融时报》对13家全球金融机构自危机以来的薪资情况进行了研究，表述为其在薪资加净利润（包括以股息分配的利润）中所占比例。