underpaid

美音：[.ʌndər'peɪd] 英音：[.ʌndə(r)'peɪd]

简单释义：

adj.报酬过低的；酬不抵劳的

v.“underpay”的过去式和过去分词

网络所得报酬过低的；薪资过低；低工资

完整释义：

adj.

1.工资微薄的

1.邮资不足

例句：

Government regulators will always be outnumbered and underpaid compared with those whose interest it is to circumvent the regulations.
与那些千方百计绕过监管以获利的人相比，政府管理者始终显得人手不够和报酬不高。
If a player feels underpaid, he could ask for a raise or leave the organization -- both of which are generally difficult to do, though.
如果一个球员感到其报酬过低，他会提出加薪或是离开俱乐部---但通常情况下这两样都难以做到。
Here, as in many parts of the state, schools are overcrowded and teachers underpaid .
这里同美国的其他地方一样，学校里学生超员严重，教师薪酬偏低。
For example, the person who was underpaid was not so much jubilant about a potential raise, but upset about his current underpayment.
举例来说，这样一个人他对可能的薪资增长并不是很开心，但却对现有的缴付不足而郁郁不欢。
Police and courts are understaffed, underpaid and susceptible to bribes and threats.
警察和法庭人手不足，报酬太低，无法抵御贿赂，抵抗威胁。
With that salary level known, you could easily become underpaid in your new position.
因为薪水的水平已经是知晓的了，这使得你很容易在新的职位上被支付较低薪。
It helps that they tend to have a clear purpose to which these underpaid employees and volunteers are often personally committed.
他们常常有个清晰地目标，为了这个目标，这些低薪的工作人员及志愿者们经常亲自实践。
To get what you think you deserve, you'll definitely want to know why you have been underpaid.
要获得你认为应得的收入，你肯定会想了解为什么现在的收入那么少。

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