tenure是什么意思
音标:英 [ˈtenjə(r)]美 [ˈtɛnjɚ, -ˌjʊr]
享有, 保有期[经] (财产,职位等的)占有, 占有权
the term during which some position is held
the right to hold property; part of an ancient hierarchical system of holding lands
v. give life-time employment to
tenure的用法和例句：
1.
But hey, I did my job and I can do my job somewhere tenure or no tenure.
但我在这上班 我也可以在其它地方上班 不管是不是终身教职
2.
If you don’t want the tenure, screw it. I want the tenure, but only ’cause he doesn’t want to give it to me.
如果你不想要聘上终身教授就别管了 我想要 但只是因为他不想给我
3.
I only wish that I had been here during your tenure.
真希望你担任教职之时 我已经来这里了
4.
They say they have to review your tenure.
他们说必须对你的任期进行审查
5.
I am a terrible waitress, but I had tenure.
我是个糟糕的服务员 但我有终身职位
6.
No wonder you’re not on the tenure track.
难怪你没机会成为终身教授
7.
But it won’t affect your tenure application.
但不会影响你的终身教职申请
8.
I don’t have a tenure here and I’m not employed on the project.
我不在这工作 我也不隶属于那个项目
9.
I sign your paychecks. I have tenure.
我是你的衣食父母 我是终身职位
10.
If you aren’t tenured, you’ll leave the university.
如果你没被授予终身教职 你会离开大学
