Tenure

詳細釋義

n. (名詞)

v. (動詞)

n.占有（職位，不動產等）;占有期;終身職位

Noun:

the term during which some position is held
the right to hold property; part of an ancient hierarchical system of holding lands

Verb:

It's still extremely difficult to get tenure.要取得終身職位仍然極其困難。
He has recently been refused tenure.他最近被拒絕授予終身職位。
The tenure of the US Presidency is four years.美國總統的任期是四年。
He is promised a long tenure of office.他得到許諾可有一個較長的任期。
There might be a few steps in the chain of tenure.在土地保有權的環節中可能存在幾個步驟。
Lack of security of tenure was are a son for many families becoming homeless.居住權得不到保證是許多家庭居無定所的一個原因。
He was in the middle of his tenure as Oxford Profess or of Poetry and at the height of his fame.當時，他在牛津擔任詩歌教授的聘期剛到一半，聲譽正隆。
Junior staff have only a slim chance of getting tenure.初級職員得到終身職位的機會十分渺茫。
On both large and small farms, one of the principal in hibitions to expansion of production can be insecurity of tenure.不論大農場或小農場，擴大生產的主要抑制因素可能是租地使用權缺乏保障。
He remained popular throughout his tenure of the office of mayor.他在擔任市長的整個任期內都深得民心。
He has recently been refused tenure.他最近被拒絕授予終身職位。