گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'redundancy'

1 کامپیوتر و شبکه:: افزونگی

2 برق و الکترونیک:: افزونگی

3 عمومی:: افزونگی‌

4 عمومی:: فراوانی‌

5 عمومی:: سخن‌

6 عمومی:: اط‌ناب‌

7 عمومی:: زائد

8 عمومی:: ربع‌

9 عمومی:: حشو

1 general:: redundancy verbs make redundancies • The company is to make 1,400 redundancies. face redundancy • Up to 300 leather factory workers are facing redundancy. take/accept redundancy • Twenty staff members took voluntary redundancy. volunteer for redundancy (= offer to take redundancy ) • Nearly 40% of the workforce volunteered for redundancy. adjectives compulsory redundancies (= when workers are forced to be redundant ) • He promised there would be no compulsory redundancies. voluntary redundancies (= done willingly, without being forced ) • Wherever possible the cuts will be achieved by voluntary redundancies. mass/large-scale redundancies • The company is preparing large-scale redundancies at its British factories. redundancy + NOUN redundancy money/pay • He spent his redundancy money on a plot of land. a redundancy payment • He was not entitled to a redundancy payment. redundancy terms (= the conditions of a redundancy agreement, for example how much money someone will receive ) • Some staff had chosen to go because the voluntary redundancy terms were attractive. a redundancy package (= a set of things offered to someone who is being made redundant ) • The trade union negotiated a generous redundancy package for its members. a redundancy notice (= a printed statement telling a worker that they are being made redundant ) • 1,100 of the bank's 1,260 staff in the UK were given redundancy notices. phrases a round of redundancies (= one set of redundancies in a series ) • The industry has announced a new round of redundancies. a wave of redundancies (= a sudden increase in the number of redundancies ) • The latest wave of redundancies resulted in 4,000 job cuts.

2 general::   noun ADJ. large-scale, major, mass, massive The closure of the mine led to large-scale redundancies. | widespread | threatened | compulsory, enforced, forced | voluntary QUANT. round, wave a fresh wave of redundancies VERB + REDUNDANCY make The bank will be making 3,500 redundancies over the next five years. | lead to, result in | avoid | announce | be threatened by/with, face Sixty workers at a clothing factory face redundancy because the firm is relocating. | accept, take, volunteer for Those choosing to take redundancy will receive the company's standard redundancy terms. REDUNDANCY + VERB occur, take place REDUNDANCY + NOUN policy | programme | notice Redundancy notices have been sent to 200 workers. | compensation, package, terms | money, pay, payment | costs Most of the companies' losses stemmed from redundancy costs. PHRASES the threat of redundancy