gratuities

英 [grəˈtju(ː)ɪtiz]

美 [grəˈtuɪtiz]

n.  小费; 赏钱; 报酬; 退职金; 遣散费; 退休金
gratuity的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 小费；赏钱
  Agratuityis a gift of money to someone who has done something for you.
  1. The porter expects a gratuity.
     行李员想要小费。
• N-COUNT 退休金；遣散费；（尤指军人的）退役金
  Agratuityis a large gift of money that is given to someone when they leave their job, especially when they leave the armed forces.
  1. He is taking a gratuity from the Navy.
     他将领到海军补助的退役金。

双语例句

• But why do people tip taxi drivers they are never going to see again, or leave gratuities in restaurants in cities they rarely visit?
  同时又为什么要在难得踏足的城市，给餐厅留下赏钱？
• Government regulators were accused of taking illegal gratuities from the drug companies they oversee.
  政府管理人员被指控从他们监督的制药公司收取不法钱财。
• There is a general idea that waiters and waitresses are more likely to receive larger gratuities from large groups of people.
  一种普遍的观念认为，男女服务员更有可能从大群的人群那里获得更多的小费。
• Is one allowed to offer gratuities to the guides?
  可以给导游小费吗？
• The Trainee shall not be remunerated but may receive gratuities.
  实习人员没有报酬但有酬金。
• Gratuities for waiters are included in the bill.
  给侍者的小费包括在帐单中。
• Please let us have information as to the accommodations available, and the approximate cost, including gratuities, and tax, by return mail if possible.
  请在可能情况下，通过回信将包间，以及包括小帐和附加税在内的大体价格通知我们。
• Many government benefits and grants were considered mere gratuities or "privileges" rather than rights;
  许多政府的津贴和拨款被视为是单纯的赏金或“特权”而非权利；
• Some call it gratuities, some call them questionable payments.
  有人称它为小费，有人称它为可疑的款项；
• The whole amount of gratuities and retirement benefits paid to the employee should be reported in the usual manner.
  雇主及雇员须如常申报整笔酬金及退休计划利益。