Definition of full pay in English:

full pay

noun

mass noun

The whole amount of a person's salary or wages.
two members of staff have been suspended on full pay
Example sentencesExamples
- He continued to receive full pay down to the date of the dismissal of his appeal.
- He said they should put the men back on full pay and acknowledge the distress they were suffering.
- Give fathers some semblance of equality and provide full pay for the two weeks.
- Workers were assessed every day and did not get full pay until they passed the entire program.
- His full pay for the year was not disclosed as he only become a director in March.
- Garment workers have the right to three months' maternity leave with full pay.
- Soldiers received full pay and allowances for the annual training period and for any state active-duty time.
- They would continue to draw full pay but would be responsible for their own educational expenses.
- He'd been collecting full pay and benefits last year while on extended leave.
- She had exhausted her entitlement to full pay on July 6, 2000.

单词	full pay
释义	Definition of full pay in English: full pay noun mass noun The whole amount of a person's salary or wages. two members of staff have been suspended on full pay Example sentencesExamples He continued to receive full pay down to the date of the dismissal of his appeal. He said they should put the men back on full pay and acknowledge the distress they were suffering. Give fathers some semblance of equality and provide full pay for the two weeks. Workers were assessed every day and did not get full pay until they passed the entire program. His full pay for the year was not disclosed as he only become a director in March. Garment workers have the right to three months' maternity leave with full pay. Soldiers received full pay and allowances for the annual training period and for any state active-duty time. They would continue to draw full pay but would be responsible for their own educational expenses. He'd been collecting full pay and benefits last year while on extended leave. She had exhausted her entitlement to full pay on July 6, 2000.
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