pension
noun [C] /ˈpen.ʃən/Definition
1. Definition
2. Practise
B2 an amount of money paid regularly by the government or a private company to a person who does not work any more because they are too old or they have become ill: They find it hard to live on their state pension. He won't be able to draw (= receive) his pension until he's 65.Grants and allowancesRetiring and resigning from work
(Definition of pension noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- abdicate verb (KING/QUEEN)
- attrition noun
- bow out phrasal verb
- chuck sth in phrasal verb
- departure noun (LEAVING)
- downshift verb (WAY OF LIVING)
- golden handshake noun
- golden parachute noun
- leave the field clear for sb idiom
- natural wastage noun
- outgoing adjective (LEAVING)
- redundancy payment noun
- resignation noun (JOB)
- retd adjective
- retire verb (STOP WORKING)
- retired adjective
- retiree noun
- retirement noun
- retiring adjective (STOP WORKING)
- turnover noun (EMPLOYEES)
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