payslip

noun

1. （给员工的）工资明细表，工资计算单
   a piece of paper given to an employee that shows how much money they have been paid and how much has been taken away for tax, etc.

1. 工资单；工资条
   A payslip is a piece of paper given to an employee at the end of each week or month, which states how much money he or she has earned and how much has been taken from that sum for things such as tax and national insurance.

1. Moreover, this single response needs to be aggregated into an array of records to satisfy the interface for the Payslip service, invoked via the Callout node.
   而且，此单个响应需要聚合成一组记录，以满足通过Callout节点调用的工资单服务的接口。
2. The input to the flow is an array of employee identifiers, while the output is an array of status objects, indicating whether the payslip processing succeeded or not.
   流的输入是员工标识符的数组，而输出是状态对象的数组，指示工资单处理是否成功。
3. What they receive in their payslip is the net monthly salary.
   他们工资单上得到的是净月薪。
4. Your colleague is much better than you think, he deserves to be paid more and you looked at his payslip on purpose.
   你的同事比你认为的要好得多，他应该得到更高的薪水，而你是故意看他工资单的。
5. However, by mistake I have just opened a payslip that I thought was mine but was his.
   然而，我误拆开了一张工资单，我以为是我的，但却是他的。

noun

1. a slip of paper included with your pay that records how much money you have earned and how much tax or insurance etc. has been taken out