remunerated

rɪˈmjuːnəreɪtɪd

Definition

Definition of remunerated - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

paid

Rare

receiving payment for work or services

Rare

The remunerated position attracted many qualified candidates.
She was happy to find a remunerated internship.
The job was advertised as a remunerated opportunity.

compensated

paid

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Origin of remunerated

Latin, remunerare (to reward)

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French:rémunéré, ...
German:bezahlt, ...
Italian:retribuito, ...
Spanish:remunerado, ...
Portuguese:remunerado, ...
Chinese:有偿的, ...
Japanese:報酬のある, ...
Arabic:مَدفوع الأجر, ...
Hebrew:מְשֻׁלָּם, ...
Russian:оплачиваемый, ...
Ukrainian:оплачуваний, ...
Hindi:भुगतान, ...
Bengali:পারিশ্রমিকপ্রাপ্ত, ...
Catalan:remunerat, ...
Czech:placený, ...
Danish:betalt, ...
Dutch:betaalde, ...
Greek:αμειβόμενος, ...
Hungarian:fizetett, ...
Khmer:មានប្រាក់ឈ្នួល, ...
Korean:유급의, ...
Persian:پرداخت شده, ...
Polish:płatny, ...
Portuguese (BR):remunerado, ...
Romanian:remunerat, ...
Swedish:betald, ...
Thai:ได้รับค่าตอบแทน, ...
Turkish:ücretli, ...
Vietnamese:được trả lương, ...

remunerate

rɪˈmjunəˌreɪt

Definition of remunerate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

compensationcompensate someone for their work or services

The company remunerates its employees monthly.

compensate

pay

reimburse

pay backreward someone for their efforts or contributions

Volunteers were remunerated with gift vouchers.

compensate

recompense

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Origin of remunerate

Latin, remunerare (to reward)

Examples of remunerate in a sentence

The board decided to remunerate the consultant generously.
Employees are remunerated for overtime work.
Artists were remunerated for their contributions to the festival.

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French:rémunérer, récompenser, ...
German:vergüten, belohnen, ...
Italian:remunerare, ricompensare, ...
Spanish:remunerar, recompensar, ...
Portuguese:remunerar, recompensar, ...
Chinese:支付, 酬谢, ...
Japanese:報酬を与える, ...
Arabic:عَوَّضَ, عَوَّض, ...
Hebrew:לְתַגְמֵל, לִגְמוֹל, ...
Russian:вознаграждать, компенсировать, ...
Ukrainian:компенсувати, оплачувати, ...
Hindi:पारिश्रमिक देना, पुरस्कृत करना, ...
Bengali:পারিশ্রমিক দেওয়া, প্রতিদান দেওয়া, ...
Catalan:remunerar, recompensar, ...
Czech:odměnit, kompenzovat, ...
Danish:aflønne, belønne, ...
Dutch:vergoeden, belonen, ...
Greek:αμείβω, ...
Hungarian:díjazni, megjutalmazni, ...
Khmer:ផ្តល់កម្រៃ, ផ្តល់រង្វាន់, ...
Korean:보상하다, 보답하다, ...
Persian:حق‌الزحمه دادن, پاداش دادن, ...
Polish:wynagradzać, wynagrodzić, ...
Portuguese (BR):remunerar, recompensar, ...
Romanian:a remunera, a răsplăti, ...
Swedish:kompensera, belöna, ...
Thai:จ่ายค่าตอบแทน, ...
Turkish:ödüllendirmek, mükafatlandırmak, ...
Vietnamese:trả công, trả thù lao để ghi nhận công sức, ...

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