pension

1 عمومی:: پانسیون‌، مزد، مقرری‌، بازنشستگی، مستمری‌، حقوق‌ بازشنستگی‌، حقوق‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun ADJ. big, comfortable, generous, good | small | basic | state | company, occupational | personal, private | old age, retirement VERB + PENSION draw, get, receive He draws his pension at the post office. | give sb, provide (sb with) | claim, qualify for You will have to find out whether or not you qualify for a pension. | live on She lives on her pension and her savings. PENSION + NOUN contributions, fund the company pension fund | plan, scheme PREP. on a ~ He is now retired and on a pension.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun retirement benefit: I depend on my pension for money., noun retirement pay: At age 65 you will get a pension.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: pension verbs get/receive a pension • They receive the basic state pension. draw your pension (= receive it ) • He's got another ten years before he draws his pension. collect your pension (= receive it or go to get it ) • She went to the post office every week to collect her pension. take out a pension (= make arrangements to have a pension later ) • People were encouraged to take out private pensions. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + pension an old age pension • State old age pensions were introduced in 1908. a retirement pension • Many workers lost their retirement pensions when the fund collapsed. a state pension British English , a public pension American English (= one that the government pays ) • They argued that the state pension should rise in line with average earnings. a company/occupational pension (= one that your employer pays ) • I've been paying into the company pension scheme for 20 years. a private/personal pension (= one that you arrange with a private pension company ) • The percentage of the workforce with a private pension has declined. pension + NOUN pension age (= the age when you can get a pension ) • Most men stayed in their jobs until pension age.

transnet.ir

4 general:: pension sb off [ M often passive ] mainly UK to make someone leave their job and give them a pension , usually because of their age • Workers in the company are being pensioned off at 50., pension sth off [ M ] to stop using something, usually a machine, because it is old and has been used too much • After flying for 38 years, their Wessex helicopter is about to be pensioned off.

Cambridge-Phrasal Verbs