paymaster

Word family adjectivepaidpayablepay-as-you-gonounpayeepayerpayingpaymentpayloadpaymasterpay packetpay-per-viewpayphonepayrollpayslipverbpay

pay·mas·ter /ˈpeɪˌmɑːstə $ -ˌmæstər/ noun [countableC]

1 SCCPAY FORa powerful person or organization that secretly pays and controls another person or organization 幕后操纵者，后台老板

The assassin’s paymasters were never identified.

那名刺客的幕后操纵者始终没有查出来。

2. someone who is responsible for giving people their wages that they are owed, for example an official in a factory or the army 〔工厂、军队发放工资、军饷的〕出纳员

Examples from the Corpus

paymaster• As paymaster he was responsible for the organization of the finance required in the restoration of the neglected royal palaces.• And with no financial paymasters we avoid the compromises.• Yet he is a survivor, sticking to his sobering material and plain aesthetic no matter who his paymaster is.• It is further evidence that its policies are merely the result of what its paymasters, the trade unions, say.• Like priests, paymasters in the Salomon empire followed a time-honored pattern.• They want to see an end to the image of trade unions as Labour's paymaster and, by implication, policy-maker.• In a payroll robbery at a shoe factory in South Braintree, Massachusetts, the paymaster and his guard were killed.• After it's been dished out the paymasters ride on to take the pay to the men cutting down the forest.

From Longman Business Dictionary

paymasterpay·mas·ter /ˈpeɪˌmɑːstə-ˌmæstər/ noun [countableC]

1ACCOUNTINGJOBORGANIZATIONSa person or organization responsible for giving people their wages or the money they are owed

Paychecks are routed to an employee through their department paymaster.

2journalism someone powerful who pays other people to do something illegal or dangerous for them

criminal paymasters

单词	paymaster
释义	paymaster Word family adjectivepaidpayablepay-as-you-gonounpayeepayerpayingpaymentpayloadpaymasterpay packetpay-per-viewpayphonepayrollpayslipverbpay pay·mas·ter /ˈpeɪˌmɑːstə $ -ˌmæstər/ noun [countableC] 1 SCCPAY FORa powerful person or organization that secretly pays and controls another person or organization 幕后操纵者，后台老板 The assassin’s paymasters were never identified. 那名刺客的幕后操纵者始终没有查出来。 2. someone who is responsible for giving people their wages that they are owed, for example an official in a factory or the army 〔工厂、军队发放工资、军饷的〕出纳员 Examples from the Corpus paymaster• As paymaster he was responsible for the organization of the finance required in the restoration of the neglected royal palaces.• And with no financial paymasters we avoid the compromises.• Yet he is a survivor, sticking to his sobering material and plain aesthetic no matter who his paymaster is.• It is further evidence that its policies are merely the result of what its paymasters, the trade unions, say.• Like priests, paymasters in the Salomon empire followed a time-honored pattern.• They want to see an end to the image of trade unions as Labour's paymaster and, by implication, policy-maker.• In a payroll robbery at a shoe factory in South Braintree, Massachusetts, the paymaster and his guard were killed.• After it's been dished out the paymasters ride on to take the pay to the men cutting down the forest. From Longman Business Dictionary paymasterpay·mas·ter /ˈpeɪˌmɑːstə-ˌmæstər/ noun [countableC] 1ACCOUNTINGJOBORGANIZATIONSa person or organization responsible for giving people their wages or the money they are owed Paychecks are routed to an employee through their department paymaster. 2journalism someone powerful who pays other people to do something illegal or dangerous for them criminal paymasters
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