Definition of per diem in English:

per diem

adjective & adverb ˈdʌɪɛmpəː ˈdiːɛmpər ˈdiəm

For each day (used in financial contexts)
每日地（的），按日计（的）（用于财经）
as adverb he agreed to pay at certain specified rates per diem
他同意每天按一定的数额来支付工资。
as adjective they are now demanding a per diem rate
他们现在要求按每日的利率结算。
Synonyms
every day, seven days a week

noun ˈdʌɪɛmpəː ˈdiːɛmpər ˈdiəm

An allowance or payment made for each day.
每日津贴；每日酬金
per diems are still allowed for out-of-state legislators
Example sentencesExamples
- The NHL wants to bring down the costs related to the players - salaries, bonuses, per diems, pensions, insurance coverage and other benefits.
- Companies are tightening their belts, and business travelers are looking for ways to maximize their per diems.
- Funds were provided by my organization to support meetings, materials for initial start-up projects, health worker per diems, and salaries for some health staff to monitor activities.
- Better late than never is a good definition for the new treatment of the per diems and business trip compensations to individuals being hired by companies on agreements different than standard employment.
- The second segment was the premium quality market: lines with voyages of one or two weeks, per diems in the $250-300 area and diversified itineraries.

Origin

Early 16th century: Latin.

Rhymes

carpe diem

Definition of per diem in US English:

per diem

adjective & adverbpər ˈdiəmpər ˈdēəm

For each day (used in financial contexts)
每日地（的），按日计（的）（用于财经）
as adverb he agreed to pay at certain specified rates per diem
他同意每天按一定的数额来支付工资。
as adjective they are now demanding a per diem rate
他们现在要求按每日的利率结算。
Synonyms
every day, seven days a week

nounpər ˈdiəmpər ˈdēəm

An allowance or payment made for each day.
每日津贴；每日酬金
Example sentencesExamples
- The NHL wants to bring down the costs related to the players - salaries, bonuses, per diems, pensions, insurance coverage and other benefits.
- Funds were provided by my organization to support meetings, materials for initial start-up projects, health worker per diems, and salaries for some health staff to monitor activities.
- Better late than never is a good definition for the new treatment of the per diems and business trip compensations to individuals being hired by companies on agreements different than standard employment.
- The second segment was the premium quality market: lines with voyages of one or two weeks, per diems in the $250-300 area and diversified itineraries.
- Companies are tightening their belts, and business travelers are looking for ways to maximize their per diems.

Origin

Early 16th century: Latin.

单词	per diem
释义	Definition of per diem in English: per diem adjective & adverb ˈdʌɪɛmpəː ˈdiːɛmpər ˈdiəm For each day (used in financial contexts) 每日地（的），按日计（的）（用于财经） as adverb he agreed to pay at certain specified rates per diem 他同意每天按一定的数额来支付工资。 as adjective they are now demanding a per diem rate 他们现在要求按每日的利率结算。 Synonyms every day, seven days a week noun ˈdʌɪɛmpəː ˈdiːɛmpər ˈdiəm An allowance or payment made for each day. 每日津贴；每日酬金 per diems are still allowed for out-of-state legislators Example sentencesExamples The NHL wants to bring down the costs related to the players - salaries, bonuses, per diems, pensions, insurance coverage and other benefits. Companies are tightening their belts, and business travelers are looking for ways to maximize their per diems. Funds were provided by my organization to support meetings, materials for initial start-up projects, health worker per diems, and salaries for some health staff to monitor activities. Better late than never is a good definition for the new treatment of the per diems and business trip compensations to individuals being hired by companies on agreements different than standard employment. The second segment was the premium quality market: lines with voyages of one or two weeks, per diems in the $250-300 area and diversified itineraries. Origin Early 16th century: Latin. Rhymes carpe diem Definition of per diem in US English: per diem adjective & adverbpər ˈdiəmpər ˈdēəm For each day (used in financial contexts) 每日地（的），按日计（的）（用于财经） as adverb he agreed to pay at certain specified rates per diem 他同意每天按一定的数额来支付工资。 as adjective they are now demanding a per diem rate 他们现在要求按每日的利率结算。 Synonyms every day, seven days a week nounpər ˈdiəmpər ˈdēəm An allowance or payment made for each day. 每日津贴；每日酬金 Example sentencesExamples The NHL wants to bring down the costs related to the players - salaries, bonuses, per diems, pensions, insurance coverage and other benefits. Funds were provided by my organization to support meetings, materials for initial start-up projects, health worker per diems, and salaries for some health staff to monitor activities. Better late than never is a good definition for the new treatment of the per diems and business trip compensations to individuals being hired by companies on agreements different than standard employment. The second segment was the premium quality market: lines with voyages of one or two weeks, per diems in the $250-300 area and diversified itineraries. Companies are tightening their belts, and business travelers are looking for ways to maximize their per diems. Origin Early 16th century: Latin.
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