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旧观念
plan
I. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim] N
1. scheme (systematic plan):
scheme
scheme
plan m (to do pour faire)
a scheme for sth/for doing
2. scheme Brit ADMIN (system):
scheme
scheme
discount scheme
road scheme
3. scheme (impractical idea):
scheme pej
to think or dream up a scheme
I think that's a bad scheme
4. scheme (plot):
scheme
combine f (to do pour faire)
5. scheme (design, plan):
scheme (for house, garden etc)
II. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim] VB intr pej
scheme
comploter (to do pour faire, against sb contre qn)
III. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim]
in my/his scheme of things
colour scheme N
colour scheme
colour scheme
council scheme [ˈkaʊnsl skiːm] N Scot
council scheme → council estate
council estate N
colour scheme N
colour scheme
colour scheme
Erasmus scheme N UNIV
Erasmus scheme
reading scheme N Brit SCHOOL
reading scheme
rhyme scheme N
rhyme scheme
pilot scheme N
pilot scheme
Ponzi scheme [Brit ˈpɒnzi, Am ˈpɑnzi ˌskim] N
Ponzi scheme
insurance scheme N Brit
insurance scheme
incentive scheme N
incentive scheme
English
English
French
French
I. scheme [ski:m] N
1. scheme (programme):
scheme
2. scheme pej (deceitful plot):
scheme
II. scheme [ski:m] VB intr, trans pej
scheme
colo(u)r scheme N
colo(u)r scheme
housing scheme N
1. housing scheme (estate):
housing scheme
2. housing scheme (project):
housing scheme
pension scheme N
pension scheme
job creation scheme N Aus, Brit
job creation scheme
occupational pension scheme N
pilot program N Am, pilot scheme N Brit, Aus
French
French
English
English
English
English
French
French
I. scheme [skim] N
1. scheme (plan of action):
scheme
2. scheme (deceitful plot):
scheme
II. scheme [skim] VB trans, intr
scheme
color scheme N
color scheme
pyramid scheme N ECON, FIN
pyramid scheme
sit on idea, scheme
French
French
English
English
Present
Ischeme
youscheme
he/she/itschemes
wescheme
youscheme
theyscheme
Past
Ischemed
youschemed
he/she/itschemed
weschemed
youschemed
theyschemed
Present Perfect
Ihaveschemed
youhaveschemed
he/she/ithasschemed
wehaveschemed
youhaveschemed
theyhaveschemed
Past Perfect
Ihadschemed
youhadschemed
he/she/ithadschemed
wehadschemed
youhadschemed
theyhadschemed
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One of the biggest shake-ups in employee benefits provision is forcing companies to question which department should manage the process of auto-enrolling all members into an occupational pension scheme.
www.hrmagazine.co.uk
However, in most occupational pension schemes, the normal retirement age is still 65.
www.independent.ie
It concerns an occupational pension scheme.
www.familylaw.co.uk
We do not believe that an occupational pension scheme intended for employees, and paid for by taxpayers, is an appropriate vehicle for councillors.
www.dailymail.co.uk
But millions of workers face paying more tax through increased national insurance contributions if they are currently part of final salary occupational pension schemes.
www.telegraph.co.uk