Was heißt »Ar­beits­lohn« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom and Mary save over half of their income each year.

• Tom and Mary save half of their income every year.

• Tom is going to be upset when he finds out that Mary forgot to pay the rent.

• How much did you pay the electrician?

• Maybe Tom should pay more attention in class.

• If you don't pay the rent in five days, you'll be evicted.

• Tom refused to pay his bills.

• Tom thinks that Mary won't be able to pay all her bills this month.

• Weren't you the one who recommended that we hire Tom?

• Did you pay somebody to write this for you?

• Clyde was dissatisfied with his store-bought telescope and decided to build one for himself. Clyde's father took a second job to pay for the materials needed to build it.

• There was a big storm the year Clyde planned to go to college. The family's crops were ruined by the storm. There was no money to pay for college.

• Usually I don't pay attention to people like him.

• An astronaut's salary is based on the civil service pay scale. Astronauts are ranked between a GS12, which earns $65,140 a year, and a GS13 that earns $100,701 a year.

• We need to hire more people.

• Tom doesn't pay attention in school.

• I'd never hire him.

• I didn't hire her.

• We've decided to hire her.

• It wasn't my idea to hire him.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Be­zah­lung:

payment

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Ak­kord­lohn:

piece wage

piece-work wage

piecework pay

piecework rate

task wage