Tenured Meaning in English
word
ˈtɛnjɝd
TEN-yerd
tˈɛnjəd
TEN-yuhd
释义
Describes someone, especially a professor or teacher, who has a permanent position and cannot be easily removed from their job.
用法与细微差别
Most common in academic contexts ('tenured professor'), meaning secure employment. Not used for general jobs. Often contrasted with 'adjunct' or 'non-tenured'. Always formal.
Spanish: titular - con plaza fija (profesor)Portuguese (BR): efetivo (professor) - titularPortuguese (PT): efetivo (professor) - titularChinese (Simplified): 终身教职的Chinese (Traditional): 終身教職的Hindi: स्थायी (प्रोफेसर) - टेन्योर प्राप्तArabic: دائم (أستاذ جامعي)Bengali: স্থায়ী - টেনিউরড (বিশেষত শিক্ষাবিদদের জন্য)Russian: постоянный - имеющий статус преподавателя с постоянной должностьюJapanese: 終身在職 - テニュア取得Vietnamese: biên chế - được bổ nhiệm chính thứcKorean: 정년 보장 - 테뉴어Turkish: kadrolu - tenürlü (akademisyenler için)Urdu: مستقل (پروفیسر کے لیے) - ٹینیورڈIndonesian: berstatus tetap - memiliki jabatan tetap
例句
She became a tenured professor last year.
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Only tenured teachers can vote on this decision.
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After many years, he finally became tenured.
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Getting tenured is a huge relief for university professors.
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Most of the science department is tenured now.
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I wish I were a tenured faculty member—it would mean job security.
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