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

• To be sure, managers cut payrolls much more drastically than they normally do during a recession.
  确实，管理者削减薪酬的幅度比衰退期间的常见幅度大得多。
• 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。
• That makes Friday's jump on the back of a way-better-than-expected payrolls report worth noting.
  这就使美元上周五在远远好于预期的就业人口报告支撑下的反弹可圈可点。
• Meanwhile, state and local governments accounted for the bulk of jobs lost, decreasing payrolls by39,000 in July.
  同时，州与地方政府成为失去工作岗位的主体，7月份，政府部门工资领取人减少了39000人。
• 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。
• In March, payrolls increased by 162000 workers, the largest increase since early in 2007.
  今年3月，领取工资的名单上人数增加了16.2万人，是自2007年以来最大的增幅。
• This stickiness owes much to past labour hoarding: job losses did not match output falls during the recession, so many businesses have not needed to add to payrolls in the early stages of recovery.
  失业率的这种粘性很大程度上要归因于之前保留劳动力的做法：在衰退中，工作的减少和产出的降低并不相当，所以在复苏的起始阶段许多公司并不需要增加人手。
• Non-farm payrolls declined by just 247000, half the number that were disappearing each month in the spring.
  非农就业仅减少247000，是今年春季各月减少数额的一半。
• 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。
• 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。