adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
well-paid
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Teachers here are well-paid.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
job
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This is largely because the upper-middle-class educated sector has sold out to the development industry, which provides relatively well-paid jobs .
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For another it might be a school whose graduates get well-paid jobs .
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A third had two sisters in the trade, but working in less well-paid jobs as auxiliaries.
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But they do have other pressures: to get a well-paid job , for instance.
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Few are keen to do so since pachinko provides lots of well-paid jobs for retired policemen.
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Even women in well-paid jobs , who can afford childcare and domestic help, face a stark, all-or-nothing choice.
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Digital workers were always good for a car loan or a mortgage, perceived as being in secure, well-paid jobs .
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I think I fancy a well-paid job with a firm that won't go bust.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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well-paid managers
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But the bureaucratic tendency to expand has generated a stepladder of well-paid officials.
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For another it might be a school whose graduates get well-paid jobs.
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In his view, it was true that the in-house collection manager was generally dedicated, well-trained, well-paid , well-motivated.
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Milosevic has deployed his well-armed and well-paid police to harass the daily protesters.
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She's a very competent, well-paid housekeeper.
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The result was that what had been a small-sized cheap labour force became a large well-paid labour force.
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The unions claim that contented, well-paid workers are an essential ingredient of productivity, and so they are.
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This is largely because the upper-middle-class educated sector has sold out to the development industry, which provides relatively well-paid jobs.