stipend
stipend 英 ['staɪpend] 美 ['staɪpɛnd]
n. 奖学金；固定薪金；定期津贴；养老金
名词复数:stipends
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- n. 奖学金；固定薪金；定期津贴；养老金
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1. Among the benefits are priority in school enrollment and a monthly stipend of $9.
在这些权益之间有在学校注册和每月9美元奖学金的优先权。
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2. Like all Danish students, they study for free and receive a monthly stipend equivalent to about $900 per person from the government.
和其他丹麦学生一样，他们免费学习，并且每人每月可从政府领取约合900美元的津贴。
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3. The stipend initiative is part of a three year education reform program launched this year to address issues of high illiteracy, low primary enrollment, and high drop out rates.
该助学金倡议是今年启动的一个三年教育改革方案的一部分。 该方案的目的是解决高文盲率、低小学入学率和高辍学率的问题。
- stipend (n.) early 15c., "periodical payment; soldier's pay," from Latin stipendium "tax, impost, tribute," in military use "pay, salary," from stips "alms, small payment, contribution of money, gift" + pendere "to hang, cause to hang; weigh; pay" (from PIE root *(s)pen- "to draw, stretch, spin"). According to Klein's sources, the first element is related to Latin stipes "log, stock, trunk of a tree" (see stipe). As a verb from late 15c.
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