stipend
/ˈstaɪpend/ (bre, ipa) · [stˈaɪpənd] /ˈstaɪpend/ (ame, ipa) · [stˈaɪpənd] /ˈstī-ˌpend How to pronounce stipend (audio) -pənd/ (ame, mw)
stipend — noun
- stipendsingular
- stipendsplural
1. a fixed payment someone receives at regular times, often to help with study, tra
a fixed payment someone receives at regular times, often to help with study, training, or living costs rather than to serve as full job pay
Constanza receives a small stipend each month during her museum internship.
receive a monthly stipend during training
The research center gave Samir a housing stipend while he trained in Taipei.
stipend for housing costs
Graduate students use the stipend to buy groceries and bus passes.
Because the dance program offered a stipend, Élise could rent a room nearby.
Reuben saved part of his travel stipend for winter boots in Seoul.
- allowance
can be regular support money, but it is broader and often less formal
- grant
often paid for a project or need rather than as a regular living payment
- salary
standard pay from an employer for ongoing work, usually fuller and more job-based
- honorarium
payment for one service or event, not usually a repeating support payment
文法句型
receive / get / pay + a stipend
a stipend + for + living costs
monthly / travel / housing + stipend
用法筆記
Often used for money that supports study, training, or a special role rather than ordinary employee pay. Distinguish from sense 2: this sense can describe many kinds of regular support, not specifically a priest's church income.
常見錯誤
2. money that a church in the UK pays regularly to a priest as part of the priest's
money that a church in the UK pays regularly to a priest as part of the priest's support and work income
The village church paid the priest's stipend from gifts left after Sunday services.
priest's stipend
When the parish merged, Christopher's stipend was reviewed by church leaders.
Amani's stipend from the church covered rent and heating through the winter.
The bishop approved a higher stipend for priests serving two rural parishes.
文法句型
the priest's stipend
a stipend + from + the church
review / raise + a stipend
用法筆記
Usually appears in British church contexts with words such as priest, parish, bishop, and church. Distinguish from sense 1: this meaning is tied to clergy work in the UK, not to student or training support.