n.报酬，(尤指付给高收入者的)酬金，薪水，工资

原形：emolument复数：emoluments

The politician's acceptance of gifts from foreign dignitaries could be seen as an emolument, raising questions about ethical misconduct.
政客接受外国政要赠送的礼物可能被视为报酬，从而引发关于道德不当行为的疑问。
Her job at the museum not only provided a steady emolument but also immense personal satisfaction.
她在博物馆的工作不仅提供了稳定的收入，还带来了巨大的个人满足感。
The CEO's emolument package includes a base salary, bonuses, and stock options.
CEO的薪酬福利包包括基本薪资、奖金和股票期权。
He was hesitant to take on the new position due to concerns over the public perception of excessive emoluments for executives.
他因担心公众对高管过高薪酬的看法而对担任新职位犹豫不决。
The lawyer's emolument for winning the high-profile case made headlines.
律师因赢得那起备受瞩目的案件而获得的报酬成为了头条新闻。
The university offers competitive emoluments to attract top researchers in their fields.
该大学提供具有竞争力的薪酬以吸引各领域的顶尖研究人员。
The actress's contract guaranteed her a substantial emolument for each episode of the series.
女演员的合同保证了她每集电视剧都能获得丰厚的报酬。
The board of directors decided to cap executive emoluments to address shareholder concerns about excessive spending.
董事会决定限制高管薪酬，以解决股东对过度支出的担忧。
In her role as a consultant, she negotiated for higher emoluments based on the success of her previous projects.
作为顾问，她根据以往项目的成功情况谈判获得了更高的报酬。
The revelation of exorbitant executive emoluments sparked public outrage and calls for corporate reform.
高管巨额薪酬的曝光引发了公众的愤怒，并呼吁企业改革。