pink slip
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌpink ˈslip noun [countable] American English informal 1. an official document that proves that you own a particular car 车主证2. a written warning you get when your job is going to end because there is not enough work 解雇通知书
Examples from the Corpus
pink slip• The result, as Dillard knows firsthand, is a pink slip for many missile employees.• For tomorrow the paycheck might turn to a pink slip.• During those terrible months after getting his pink slip, he filled out endless application forms.• Ron got his pink slip over twenty-five years ago.• He reported feeling surprised that his reaction to his pink slip had been more relief than anger.From Longman Business Dictionarypink slipˌpink ˈslip [countable] American English informalHUMAN RESOURCES a piece of paper given to a worker, officially telling them that they no longer have a jobAbout 700 employees will receive pink slips this week, with another 200 dismissals expected soon. → slipˌpink ˈslip nounChineseSyllable
you that Business an particular proves document Corpus car a official that own
pink slip
ˌpink ˈslip
noun [countable] American English informal
1. an official document that proves that you own a particular car
2. a written warning you get when your job is going to end because there is not enough work
ˌpink ˈslip
noun [countable] American English informal1. an official document that proves that you own a particular car
2. a written warning you get when your job is going to end because there is not enough work