tenure

美音：[ˈtenjə(r)] 英音：['tenjə(r)]

简单释义：

n.任期；(土地,资产等)保有权；终身教席

网络终身教职；终身职位；终身教授

完整释义：

1.任期,保有期,占有期
2.(土地,资产等)保有权
3.终身教席,美国大学或其他学校教师在工作一段时间之后能获得的职位终身保有权

例句：

Yet, after a promising start to his tenure with the Canaries, Pacheco has found himself operating once more as a bench warmer.
然而在许诺给他一个有前景的开端之后，帕切科发现自己再一次成为了替补。
But he said he "inherited" a recession, and noted that his tenure ends in one.
但是他又说，他“继承”了经济不景气，并指出他的任期即将结束。
The chairman or vice chairman of a trade union shall not be arbitrarily transferred to another unit before the expiration of his tenure.
工会主席、副主席任期未满时，不得随意调动其工作。
It's a tenure-track position that matches any opportunity he would have had in the U. S. , he says.
这是一个长期的职位，跟他在美国所拥有的机会一样。他说。
Tenure should be replaced with seven-year contracts, which, like the programs in which faculties teach, can be terminated or renewed.
可知，教师的聘任终身制将被任期制取代，可以终止也可以续签。
The markets generally contrive to arrange one near the beginning of the tenure of each Fed chairman.
在每位美联储主席上任之初，市场通常都会设法安排一个事件。
She went on to say she had enjoyed her tenure at the company and wished the employees the best.
接着她说她很享受自己在公司里的任期，并对员工们表示最好的祝愿。
No doubt, Bartz made her fair share of mistakes in her 32-month tenure there.
毫无疑问，巴尔茨在雅虎32个月的任期内犯了一些错误。

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