pension
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈpenʃən/
Forms: pensions
pension means: Money paid regularly to someone who has stopped working because of age or illness.
noun
Money paid regularly to someone who has stopped working because of age or illness.
- My grandfather receives a pension.
- She retired last year with a small pension.
- Will your pension cover your living costs?
A small hotel, especially in Europe, that often provides meals as well as a room.
- We stayed in a small pension.
- The pension served breakfast in the garden.
- They booked a room at a family pension near the lake.
Money paid for a room and usually meals in a house or small hotel.
- His weekly pension included breakfast.
- She paid the landlady her pension on Monday.
- The pension for lodging and meals used up his wages.
verb
To make someone leave their job and give them regular payments afterward.
- They decided to pension him off.
- Several older workers were pensioned off last year.
- The firm pensions employees off when they reach retirement age.
Questions about pension
What does pension mean?
Money paid regularly to someone who has stopped working because of age or illness.
What is pension in other languages?
Türkçe: emekli maaşı · Español: pensión · Français: pension · Deutsch: Rente · Italiano: pensione · 日本語: 年金
How do you pronounce pension?
It is pronounced /ˈpenʃən/.
How do you use pension in a sentence?
My grandfather receives a pension. She retired last year with a small pension.
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