unemployment benefit
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌunemˈployment ˌbenefit British English, unemployment benefits/compensation American English noun [uncountable] BEPEWmoney paid regularly by the government to people who have no job 失业津贴，失业救济金on unemployment benefit (=be getting unemployment benefit) 领取失业救济金 people on unemployment benefit 领取失业救济金的人
Examples from the Corpus
unemployment benefit• Some jobs were too short-lived for them to build up sufficient contributions to acquire eligibility for unemployment benefit.• The harsher conditions attaching to the receipt of unemployment benefit affect all claimants, but the consequences for women are particularly unfortunate.• To add insult to injury, Alan's not even entitled to unemployment benefit.From Longman Business Dictionaryunemployment benefitunemˈployment ˌbenefit [countable, uncountable] British English money paid regularly by the government to people who do not have a jobSYN AmE unemployment compensationHow long have you been receiving unemployment benefit? → benefitˌunemˈployment ˌbenefit nounChineseSyllable
no who regularly by the government Business have paid people money Corpus to
unemployment benefit
ˌunemˈployment ˌbenefit
British English, unemˈployment ˌbenefits/compenˌsation American English noun [uncountable]
money paid regularly by the government to people who have no job
on unemployment benefit (=be getting unemployment benefit)
people on unemployment benefit
ˌunemˈployment ˌbenefit
British English, unemˈployment ˌbenefits/compenˌsation American English noun [uncountable]money paid regularly by the government to people who have no job
on unemployment benefit (=be getting unemployment benefit)