gainful

Word family adjectivegainablegainfulgainlessnoungainergainfulnessgainingsgainlessnessadverbgainfullyverbgain

gain·ful /ˈɡeɪnfəl/ adjectiveadj

gainful employment/work/activity formalBEWORK FOR somebody work or activity for which you are paid 有酬雇用/工作/活动

Examples from the Corpus

gainful employment/work/activity• Both surveys showed that for many people poverty was a way of life even when they were in gainful employment.• How does he survive without gainful employment?• In each decade of the twentieth century, fewer men over 65 have been entered in the censuses as in gainful employment.• Some of us actually have gainful employment.• The potential for a recession across most regions of the world will have ramifications for the prospects of expatriates in gainful employment.• When in low spirits, seek gainful employment.• It occurred to him that it might be easier to find gainful employment in Cornwall.• Indeed, it has even become fashionable for women to choose dependency by repudiating ambition and gainful employment once they have children.

—gainfully adverbadv

gainfully employed

有酬雇用

Examples from the Corpus

gainful• It occurred to him that it might be easier to find gainful employment in Cornwall.• Indeed, it has even become fashionable for women to choose dependency by repudiating ambition and gainful employment once they have children.• Both surveys showed that for many people poverty was a way of life even when they were in gainful employment.• How does he survive without gainful employment?• In each decade of the twentieth century, fewer men over 65 have been entered in the censuses as in gainful employment.• Some of us actually have gainful employment.• The potential for a recession across most regions of the world will have ramifications for the prospects of expatriates in gainful employment.• When in low spirits, seek gainful employment.

From Longman Business Dictionary

gainfulgain·ful /ˈgeɪnfəl/ adjectiveadj [only before a noun] formal

gainful employment/work/activity work or activity for which you are paid

The United States now has a far higher proportion of its population in gainful employment than any other Western industrial economy.

单词	gainful
释义	gainful Word family adjectivegainablegainfulgainlessnoungainergainfulnessgainingsgainlessnessadverbgainfullyverbgain gain·ful /ˈɡeɪnfəl/ adjectiveadj gainful employment/work/activity formalBEWORK FOR somebody work or activity for which you are paid 有酬雇用/工作/活动 Examples from the Corpus gainful employment/work/activity• Both surveys showed that for many people poverty was a way of life even when they were in gainful employment.• How does he survive without gainful employment?• In each decade of the twentieth century, fewer men over 65 have been entered in the censuses as in gainful employment.• Some of us actually have gainful employment.• The potential for a recession across most regions of the world will have ramifications for the prospects of expatriates in gainful employment.• When in low spirits, seek gainful employment.• It occurred to him that it might be easier to find gainful employment in Cornwall.• Indeed, it has even become fashionable for women to choose dependency by repudiating ambition and gainful employment once they have children. —gainfully adverbadv gainfully employed 有酬雇用 Examples from the Corpus gainful• It occurred to him that it might be easier to find gainful employment in Cornwall.• Indeed, it has even become fashionable for women to choose dependency by repudiating ambition and gainful employment once they have children.• Both surveys showed that for many people poverty was a way of life even when they were in gainful employment.• How does he survive without gainful employment?• In each decade of the twentieth century, fewer men over 65 have been entered in the censuses as in gainful employment.• Some of us actually have gainful employment.• The potential for a recession across most regions of the world will have ramifications for the prospects of expatriates in gainful employment.• When in low spirits, seek gainful employment. From Longman Business Dictionary gainfulgain·ful /ˈgeɪnfəl/ adjectiveadj [only before a noun] formal gainful employment/work/activity work or activity for which you are paid The United States now has a far higher proportion of its population in gainful employment than any other Western industrial economy.
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