Definition of early retirement in English:

early retirement

noun

mass noun

The practice of leaving employment before the statutory age, especially on favourable financial terms.
（法定年龄前的）提前退休（尤指按优惠经济条件办理的提前退休）
some will be forced to take early retirement
count noun there is a surge of early retirements among demoralized staff
Example sentencesExamples
- I never take out loans as I have taken early retirement and never intend working again.
- The previous government curbed opposition to job losses by using early retirement.
- Reality is that, through financial necessity, early retirement is not an option.
- The meeting is intended to explore the practicalities and planning of early retirement.
- There has been a wave of early retirement among older teachers over the past five to seven years.
- Sue was later joined by colleagues for a party to toast her early retirement after more than 21 years in the rail industry.
- Shortly afterwards a more senior executive also used the merger as an excuse to force early retirement upon the manager.
- After Sarah's health worsened she decided to take early retirement.
- After he took early retirement, Leroy looked into financial advising as a new career.
- By 1945 Princeton gave him early retirement in his own best interests.
- People are living longer, and flexible pension arrangements mean that early retirement is more often a possibility.
- The majority of this de-layering was achieved through early retirement or voluntary redundancies.
- Why should the rest of us pay for public employees to take early retirement and guaranteed pensions funded partly by public money.
- Becoming a father later in life has meant that early retirement is not an option financially.
- Layoffs and early retirement have forced many workers to start their own businesses.
- Hundt also demanded a higher deduction for pensioners who take early retirement.
- Sadly, for many of these people, early retirement is little more than a pipe dream.
- He had now embarked on a career which was to be his profession until he took early retirement in recent times.
- Conditions are so bad that many GPs are considering early retirement or trying to find alternative employment.
- Some of those who did not want to move were given the expensive option of early retirement.

Definition of early retirement in US English:

early retirement

noun

The practice of leaving employment before the statutory age, especially on favorable financial terms.
（法定年龄前的）提前退休（尤指按优惠经济条件办理的提前退休）
some will be forced to take early retirement
count noun there is a surge of early retirements among demoralized staff
Example sentencesExamples
- The meeting is intended to explore the practicalities and planning of early retirement.
- There has been a wave of early retirement among older teachers over the past five to seven years.
- Hundt also demanded a higher deduction for pensioners who take early retirement.
- The previous government curbed opposition to job losses by using early retirement.
- Sue was later joined by colleagues for a party to toast her early retirement after more than 21 years in the rail industry.
- Reality is that, through financial necessity, early retirement is not an option.
- By 1945 Princeton gave him early retirement in his own best interests.
- Why should the rest of us pay for public employees to take early retirement and guaranteed pensions funded partly by public money.
- Layoffs and early retirement have forced many workers to start their own businesses.
- He had now embarked on a career which was to be his profession until he took early retirement in recent times.
- Some of those who did not want to move were given the expensive option of early retirement.
- People are living longer, and flexible pension arrangements mean that early retirement is more often a possibility.
- I never take out loans as I have taken early retirement and never intend working again.
- After he took early retirement, Leroy looked into financial advising as a new career.
- Sadly, for many of these people, early retirement is little more than a pipe dream.
- The majority of this de-layering was achieved through early retirement or voluntary redundancies.
- Shortly afterwards a more senior executive also used the merger as an excuse to force early retirement upon the manager.
- Becoming a father later in life has meant that early retirement is not an option financially.
- Conditions are so bad that many GPs are considering early retirement or trying to find alternative employment.
- After Sarah's health worsened she decided to take early retirement.

单词	early retirement
释义	Definition of early retirement in English: early retirement noun mass noun The practice of leaving employment before the statutory age, especially on favourable financial terms. （法定年龄前的）提前退休（尤指按优惠经济条件办理的提前退休） some will be forced to take early retirement count noun there is a surge of early retirements among demoralized staff Example sentencesExamples I never take out loans as I have taken early retirement and never intend working again. The previous government curbed opposition to job losses by using early retirement. Reality is that, through financial necessity, early retirement is not an option. The meeting is intended to explore the practicalities and planning of early retirement. There has been a wave of early retirement among older teachers over the past five to seven years. Sue was later joined by colleagues for a party to toast her early retirement after more than 21 years in the rail industry. Shortly afterwards a more senior executive also used the merger as an excuse to force early retirement upon the manager. After Sarah's health worsened she decided to take early retirement. After he took early retirement, Leroy looked into financial advising as a new career. By 1945 Princeton gave him early retirement in his own best interests. People are living longer, and flexible pension arrangements mean that early retirement is more often a possibility. The majority of this de-layering was achieved through early retirement or voluntary redundancies. Why should the rest of us pay for public employees to take early retirement and guaranteed pensions funded partly by public money. Becoming a father later in life has meant that early retirement is not an option financially. Layoffs and early retirement have forced many workers to start their own businesses. Hundt also demanded a higher deduction for pensioners who take early retirement. Sadly, for many of these people, early retirement is little more than a pipe dream. He had now embarked on a career which was to be his profession until he took early retirement in recent times. Conditions are so bad that many GPs are considering early retirement or trying to find alternative employment. Some of those who did not want to move were given the expensive option of early retirement. Definition of early retirement in US English: early retirement noun The practice of leaving employment before the statutory age, especially on favorable financial terms. （法定年龄前的）提前退休（尤指按优惠经济条件办理的提前退休） some will be forced to take early retirement count noun there is a surge of early retirements among demoralized staff Example sentencesExamples The meeting is intended to explore the practicalities and planning of early retirement. There has been a wave of early retirement among older teachers over the past five to seven years. Hundt also demanded a higher deduction for pensioners who take early retirement. The previous government curbed opposition to job losses by using early retirement. Sue was later joined by colleagues for a party to toast her early retirement after more than 21 years in the rail industry. Reality is that, through financial necessity, early retirement is not an option. By 1945 Princeton gave him early retirement in his own best interests. Why should the rest of us pay for public employees to take early retirement and guaranteed pensions funded partly by public money. Layoffs and early retirement have forced many workers to start their own businesses. He had now embarked on a career which was to be his profession until he took early retirement in recent times. Some of those who did not want to move were given the expensive option of early retirement. People are living longer, and flexible pension arrangements mean that early retirement is more often a possibility. I never take out loans as I have taken early retirement and never intend working again. After he took early retirement, Leroy looked into financial advising as a new career. Sadly, for many of these people, early retirement is little more than a pipe dream. The majority of this de-layering was achieved through early retirement or voluntary redundancies. Shortly afterwards a more senior executive also used the merger as an excuse to force early retirement upon the manager. Becoming a father later in life has meant that early retirement is not an option financially. Conditions are so bad that many GPs are considering early retirement or trying to find alternative employment. After Sarah's health worsened she decided to take early retirement.
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