superannuation
superannuation — 名詞
1. money that is regularly put aside during a person's working life, usually by bot
退休金
員工與雇主共同提撥的退休儲蓄
money that is regularly put aside during a person's working life, usually by both the employee and the employer, so that it can provide income after the person stops working
Noor's employer pays twelve percent of her salary into a superannuation fund each month.
Noor 的雇主每月將她薪資的百分之十二存入退休金基金。
collocation: superannuation fund
After working for thirty years, Liang started receiving monthly payments from his superannuation.
工作了三十年後,Liang 開始從他的退休金中每月領取給付。
In Australia, superannuation contributions are taken directly from each worker's pay.
在澳洲,退休金提繳款是直接從每位員工的薪資中扣除的。
collocation: superannuation contributions
Beatrix checks her superannuation balance each year to see if she is saving enough.
Beatrix 每年查看她的退休金餘額,確認自己的儲蓄是否足夠。
collocation: superannuation balance
Many employers in New Zealand offer several superannuation plans for their staff to choose from.
紐西蘭的許多雇主會提供多種退休金方案讓員工選擇。
- superannuation fund
- superannuation contribution
- superannuation balance
- superannuation account
- superannuation scheme
- superannuation plan
- superannuation system
- pension
broader term that can refer to either a government payment or an employer-funded retirement scheme
- retirement fund
more general term used internationally; lacks the specific AU/UK legal framework
- super
informal Australian abbreviation, extremely common in everyday speech
- 401(k)
US-specific employer retirement savings plan with a different tax structure
用法筆記
Frequently shortened to 'super' in informal Australian English. In the United States, the equivalent is usually called a '401(k)' or 'retirement plan'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- superannuated形容詞C1
- superannuate動詞C2
- super名詞B2