honorarium, end to end, aims and priorities

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 end to end, aims and priorities 

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end to end

1. In a row with the ends touching. For example, The logs were laid end to end. [Mid-1800s]
2. from end to end. Throughout the length of something, as in We hiked the Appalachian Trail from end to end. [First half of 1600s]

priority

音節

pri • or • i • ty

発音

praiɔ'ːrəti | -ɔ'r-

レベル

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priorityの変化形

priorities (複数形)

[名]（複 -ties）[U]

1 （時間・順序が）前［先］であること（⇔posteriority）

priority of birth
先に生まれていること

according to priority
順番に.

2 （…に）優先すること［権利］, もっと重要であること, 上位, 上席((to, over ...))

of high priority
最優先［最重要］の

give ［grant］ priority to
…を優先させる

Ambulances have ［take］ priority over other vehicles.
救急車は他の車に優先する.

3 （戦時態勢における人員・物資などの）優先的配備［配給］（の順序）.

4 [C]優先事項

a first ［((略式))a top］ priority
最優先事項

get one's priorities right ［wrong］
何を優先すべきかを正しく［誤って］判断する.

「honorarium」

• honorarium

  プログレッシブ英和中辞典

  [名]（複 ～s, -rar・i・a 〔-réəriə〕）((形式))謝礼，報酬金.

honorariumLine breaks: hon¦or|ar¦ium

Pronunciation: /ˌɒnəˈrɛːrɪəm/

Definition of honorarium in English:

noun (plural honorariums or honoraria ˌɒnəˈrɛːrɪə)

A payment given for professional services that arerendered nominally without charge.

EXAMPLE SENTENCES

• Some of it goes straight to individuals in the form of consulting fees, contracts, honoraria, and salaries.
• The real money, ever since Congress banned honoraria for its members, is in speeches.
• The guidelines define financial interests that should be disclosed as any fees, honoraria, or gifts associated with consulting or lectures; equity, including stock options; and payments for directorships or executive roles.
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SYNONYMS

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin, denoting a gift made on being admitted to public office, from honorarius (seehonorary).