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stipend

/ˈstaɪ.pɛnd/

stipendnoun

stipends

/ˈstaɪ.pɛnd/

Translations

bourseSurtout pour une somme versée à un étudiant, un stagiaire ou un chercheur pour couvrir ses frais de subsistance.

The graduate student received a monthly stipend to cover her living expenses while she completed her research.

L'étudiante en master a reçu une bourse mensuelle pour couvrir ses frais de subsistance pendant qu'elle terminait ses recherches.

allocationTerme général pour une somme régulière destinée à couvrir des dépenses de subsistance.

Medical residents receive a modest stipend during their first year of training.

Les internes reçoivent une modeste allocation pendant leur première année de formation.

Additional translations

traitementPour un versement régulier à un ministre du culte, un enseignant ou un fonctionnaire, surtout dans un registre administratif ou soutenu.

Definitions

A fixed regular sum paid as a salary or allowance.

The graduate student received a monthly stipend to cover her living expenses while she completed her research.

A regular payment, often provided to students, interns, or trainees to cover living or other expenses.

Medical residents receive a modest stipend during their first year of training.

A fixed periodic payment made to a clergyman, teacher, or public official, often in place of or in addition to salary.

The priest lived modestly on his church stipend.

Synonyms

stipendadjective

more stipend

Comp.

most stipend

Super.

/ˈstaɪ.pend/

/ˈstaɪ.pɛnd/

Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to a stipend.

Translations

stipendiaireQualifie ce qui est accordé sous forme de bourse ou d'indemnité.

The fellowship offers stipend support to cover basic living costs.

La bourse de recherche offre un soutien stipendiaire pour couvrir les frais de base.

Definitions

Provided as or relating to a stipend; paid in the form of a stipend.

The fellowship offers stipend support to cover basic living costs.

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