honorarium
honorarium — 名詞
- honorariumsingular
- honorariumsplural
1. a voluntary sum of money offered to a professional — such as a visiting speaker,
酬金
對名義上免費的專業服務所給的禮金
a voluntary sum of money offered to a professional — such as a visiting speaker, guest performer, or academic reviewer — as a gesture of thanks for work that custom treats as unpaid
Caleb received a small honorarium after giving the keynote speech at the medical conference.
Caleb 在醫學會議發表主題演講後，收到了一小筆酬金。
collocation: receive an honorarium for [service]
The university offered Apinya an honorarium of two hundred dollars for the guest lecture.
大學為 Apinya 的客座講座提供了兩百美元的酬金。
collocation: an honorarium of [amount]
Femi was surprised when the poetry festival sent an honorarium with a thank-you card.
Femi 很驚訝詩歌節寄來酬金，還附了一張感謝卡。
The journal pays no honorarium to peer reviewers, relying instead on academic goodwill.
該期刊不支付酬金給同儕審稿人，而是依靠學術界的善意。
negative: pays no honorarium
Ramón donated his honorarium from the workshop back to the community arts fund.
Ramón 把研討會給的酬金捐回社區藝術基金。
- receive an honorarium
- a small honorarium
- a modest honorarium
- pay an honorarium
- offer an honorarium
- stipend
more often a regular, modest payment for living costs rather than a one-off thank-you
- remuneration
broader term for any payment for work; lacks the voluntary, honorary character
- gratuity
a tip for personal service (e.g. in a restaurant); an honorarium goes to a professional
用法筆記
Distinct from a fee or salary: an honorarium is a token of appreciation, not a commercial transaction. The amount is set by the giver, not negotiated.
常見錯誤
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常見搭配
常用片語
- a small honorarium
- receive an honorarium
- pay an honorarium
- offer an honorarium
介系詞搭配
- honorarium for