English - Turkish
Definition of bonuses in English Turkish dictionary
- bonus
- {i} prim
- bonus
- temettü
- bonus
- özence
- bonus
- (Ticaret) zam
- bonus
- (Kanun) mükafat
- bonus
- ödül
- received bonuses
- Alınan bonuslar
- bonus
- fazladan ödenen bir meblağ
- bonus
- {i} ikramiye
Tom'a yılda üç kez ikramiye verilir.
-Tom is given a bonus three times a year.
Sen bir banka soyduğunda hapse girersin. Bir banka seni soyduğunda, onlar ikramiye verirler.
-When you rob a bank, you go to jail. When a bank robs you, they hand out bonuses.
- bonus
- {i} sürpriz
- bonus
- {i} teşvik primi
- bonus
- {i} kâr payı
- bonus
- ikramiye/prim
- bonus
- {i} bonus
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of bonuses in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- BONUS
- (Hukuk) İyi
- bonus
- Belli bir ödemenin ötesinde verilen prim, ikramiye
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English - English
Definition of bonuses in English English dictionary
- plural form of bonus
- Synonym of boni
- Payments life assurance companies add to a 'with-profits' endowment Usually made annually, possibly with a final (terminal) bonus when the endowment comes to the end of its term Bonuses aren't guaranteed and the amount awarded can change each year
- A reimbursement system used by some plans to give providers an incentive to be cost-efficient and reduce unnecessary services Some plans may also pay bonuses based on the results of member satisfaction surveys or other quality of care measures
- Refers collectively to Group Bonus, Override Bonus, Infinity Bonus, and Car Bonus
- must be broken out separately from the salary
- plural of bonus
- monetary rewards offered by companies for exceptional performance as incentives to further increase productivity
- These are payments that a life assurance company adds to a 'with-profits' policy Bonuses are usually added at the end of each year, and there may be a final (terminal) bonus when the policy comes to the end of its term This normally coincides with when you have to repay the mortgage Bonuses aren't guaranteed and the amount awarded can change each year However, once a bonus is made by the life company, they can't take it away
- These are payments that a life assurance company adds to a 'with-profits' endowment Bonuses are usually made at the end of each year, and there may be a final (terminal) bonus when the endowment comes to the end of its term This normally coincides with when you have to repay the mortgage Bonuses aren't guaranteed and the amount awarded can change each year However, once a bonus is made by the life company, they can't take it away [top]
- Amounts paid that exceed the split amount
- bonus
- Something extra that is good
- bonus
- To pay a bonus, premium
- bonus
- An extra sum given as a premium, e.g. to an employee
The employee of the week receives a bonus for his excellent work.
- bonus
- {n} a premium on a loan
- bonus
- An investment return that an actuary calculates and declares for certain types of funds, such as smoothed bonus funds
- bonus
- A premium given for a loan, or for a charter or other privilege granted to a company; as the bank paid a bonus for its charter
- bonus
- relates to a with-profits policy The amount of money added to the benefit payable under the policy The amount is dependent upon the profits made by the insurance company Added bonuses cannot be taken away
- bonus
- A bonus is something good that you get in addition to something else, and which you would not usually expect. We felt we might finish third. Any better would be a bonus It's made from natural ingredients, but with the added bonus of containing 30 per cent less fat than ordinary cheese. = plus
- bonus
- something extra, usually a payment, as a reward for good work, or for undertaking a dangerous or unpleasant job
- bonus
- Means a payment a physician or entity receives beyond any salary, fee-for-service payments, capitation or returned withhold Bonuses and other compensation that are not based on referral or utilization levels (such as bonuses based solely on quality of care, patient satisfaction or physician participation on a committee) are not considered in the calculation of substantial financial risk
- bonus
- An extra dividend to the shareholders of a joint stock company, out of accumulated profits
- bonus
- The cash consideration paid to the United States by the successful bidder for a mineral lease The payment is made in addition to the rent and royalty obligations specified in the lease
- bonus
- A discretionary reward, usually provided after the achievement of a goal
- bonus
- In match play, pins awarded for winning the game, usually 30 or 50
- bonus
- Money paid in addition to a stated compensation
- bonus
- anything that tends to arouse; "his approval was an added fillip"
- bonus
- A question asked after a tossup is successfully answered Bonuses (or boni) are asked solely for the team that correctly answered the tossup Teams are allowed to confer to compe up with answers to boni, and the team gives one group answer through its captain or the captain's designee See also Thirty-Twenty-Ten
- bonus
- {i} dividend, perk, monetary gift
- bonus
- A positive modifier to a die roll Modifiers with specific type descriptors (such as armor, enhancement, competence, etc ) generally do not stack with others of identical type If more than one modifier of a type is present, only the best bonus or worst penalty in that grouping applies Bonuses or penalties that do not have type descriptors generally stack with those that do
- bonus
- An extra amount of money given to an employee
- bonus
- A cash payment by the lessee for the execution of a lease A lease is a contract that gives a lessee the right: (a) to search for minerals, (b) to develop the surface for extraction, and (c) to produce minerals within the area covered by the contract
- bonus
- Additional commission given to the salesperson that is over what is usually earned
- bonus
- An added benefit A sum paid to an employee over and above his/her regular pay
- bonus
- anything that tends to arouse; "his approval was an added fillip" an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output
- bonus
- Bonus is the term used to describe a once-only payment - in addition to the dividend - which is paid to shareholders after particularly successful trading years, when exceptional profits have been earned (e g in the case of high book profits due to the sale of property) or on special occasions (such as company anniversaries)
- bonus
- an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output
- bonus
- Latin name for a carrot dangled in front of a donkey
- bonus
- One of 3 possible additional excess pay categories that may comprise an operator's earnings The bonus calculations are selected from a list of options and are specified for use by setting parameters 52-54 Refer to bonus descriptions
- bonus
- Pins awarded for winning a game in certain kinds of match play
- bonus
- Miles accrued in excess of the actual mileage, which can include special promotions, class of service and elite-level allocations of extra miles
- bonus
- or Scrip Issues: issues of free shares to existing shareholders in lieu of, or in addition to, cash dividends Reflected in lower reserves, hence the alternative label, Capitalisation Issue
- bonus
- A no charge spot, can either be used to make up for low ratings (ADU) or just given free to advertiser as an incentive
- bonus
- Cash consideration paid to a landowner or mineral owner on the execution of an Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease
- bonus
- 1 An amount added to a basic figure For instance bonus is added each year to a with-profit life insurance policy, thus increasing the amount ultimately payable when a claim arises See also: Dividend 2 These are payments that a life assurance company adds to a 'with-profits' policy Bonuses are usually added at the end of each year, and there may be a final (terminal) bonus when the policy comes to the end of its term This normally coincides with when you have to repay the mortgage Bonuses aren't guaranteed and the amount awarded can change each year However, once a bonus is made by the life company, they can't take it away
- bonus
- The cash consideration paid to the United States by the successful bidder for a mineral lease, such payment being made in addition to the rent and royalty obligations specified in the lease
- bonus
- A bonus is a sum of money that an insurance company pays to its policyholders, for example a percentage of the company's profits. These returns will not be enough to meet the payment of annual bonuses to policyholders
- bonus
- An amount added to a basic figure For instance bonus is added each year to a with-profit life insurance policy, thus increasing the amount ultimately payable when a claim arises See also: Dividend
- bonus
- A bonus is an extra amount of money that is added to someone's pay, usually because they have worked very hard. Workers in big firms receive a substantial part of their pay in the form of bonuses and overtime. a £15 bonus. a special bonus payment
- bonus
- incentives given to employees in addition to base compensation Can be in the form of a cash award or a nonmonetary form (gifts, extra vacation time, etc )
- got bonuses
- received something in addition to what is normally due, received premiums, received perks
- received bonuses
- was given something extra
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Hyphenation
bo·nus·esTurkish pronunciation
bōnısîzPronunciation
/ˈbōnəsəz/ /ˈboʊnəsɪz/
Etymology
[ 'bO-n&s ] (noun.) 1773. Latin, literally, good; more at BOUNTY.Resimler
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