pensioned

英 [ˈpenʃnd]

美 [ˈpenʃnd]

v.  发给…养老金（退休金）
pension的过去式

双语例句

• When his employees were no longer of use to him, he pensioned them off.
  员工对他不再有利用价值时，他就发养老金迫使他们退休。
• Many successful women do not want to be pensioned off at 60
  很多成功女性不想60岁就领养老金退休。
• The Army pensioned the soldier for his years of loyal service.
  陆军为这位忠诚服役多年的士兵发放退休金。
• Some old destroyers in the fleet are ready to be pensioned off.
  舰队的几只旧驱逐舰就要退役了。
• He was pensioned off and replaced with a younger man.
  他被迫退休，由一年轻人接替其职务。
• Force to retire, remove from active duty, as of firemen. He is pensioned off and replaced with a younger man.
  被迫退休，指消防员从现役中离开。他被迫退休，由一年轻人接替其职务。
• Back then, it was fashionable for professionals to take early retirement either because they found they could, or because their employers had tired of them and pensioned them off.
  那时专业人士时兴提前退休或者是因为他们发现自己能做到这一点，或是因为他们的老板烦透了他们，用养老金把他们打发走了。
• Mr Penn took it very much to heart when his firm pensioned him off.
  佩恩的公司给他发了养老金让他退职，他对此事很想不开。
• That car of yours should have been pensioned off years ago.
  你那辆汽车早就该报废了。
• The old printing press will have to be pensioned off.
  那个旧印刷机得报销了。