| 单词 | honorarium |
| 释义 | honorarium (once / 20033 pages) n An honorarium is a small fee paid for a service that is usually done for free. It's more of a thank you than a real, substantial paycheck. Honorarium comes from the Latin word honorary for “gift.” An honorarium is like a gift of a small amount of money that's paid once for a service. If a doctor or lawyer gives a speech for an organization, they might be given an honorarium. The honorarium money is small and not intended to reflect what the person's time is truly worth. Rather, the honorarium is a token of thanks and a gesture of respect. WORD FAMILYhonorarium: honoraria, honorariums USAGE EXAMPLESEmails obtained by the AP show she inquired afterward about an honorarium, apart from travel expenses, and was told the usual amount was $2,000. Seattle Times(Dec 21, 2016) Statisticians like Ranstam are already in highest demand, which is why he sometimes receives a small honorarium for reviewing a paper—not a common occurrence. Slate(Sep 23, 2016) The university also has a policy of not accepting honoraria or consultancy from the pharmaceutical industry. Time(Sep 09, 2016) n a fee paid for a nominally free service Hyper reward payment made in return for a service rendered |
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