pittance
அற்பத் தொகையை
definition
noun
It does give some money - a pittance - to some boys and girls.
a very small or inadequate amount of money paid to someone as an allowance or wage.
translation of 'pittance'
அற்பக் கொடை,
அற்பம்
example
To get a 'pittance' of a welfare subsidy, you must work 4 hours a day.
Now, the agencies pay them only a 'pittance' and pocket part of the amount collected from those who want to engage home nurses.
Nobody can understand you are making a 'pittance' on the rent.
he paid his workers a 'pittance'
Her husband, after incurring losses trying to run a business, is now employed in a private firm for a 'pittance' .
Two of the world's richest men, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, say they'll leave what amounts to a 'pittance' to their children.
It does give some money - a 'pittance' - to some boys and girls.
We even pay taxes on most of our Social Security earnings, if our household income rises above a 'pittance' .
Hotels are a 'pittance' , the national park is free, and there's mini-golf, ice cream cones and bowling to boot.
CARILLION IS raking in profits while paying its workers a 'pittance' .
Since then Northwest has posted record profits and awarded huge pay increases to top executives, while offering a 'pittance' to workers.
Yet we pay these workers a 'pittance' for work that is often physically and mentally demanding in the extreme.
Pensioners and workers are hammered by this Tory tax while the wealthy pay a 'pittance' .
So I'll have at least a tiny 'pittance' of spending money for a few days, before it runs out again.
Labor's election promises, which amounted to a 'pittance' spread out over a number of years, convinced few voters.
These workers are paid a 'pittance' for doing vital work in hospitals.
They pay a 'pittance' into the state pension system and then rob workers over company pension plans.
One only had to look at the vast amounts of war medals sold for a 'pittance' by impoverished and embittered veterans at flea markets.
I also knew that I could not be appeased with a 'pittance' in dividends simply because everyone was focused on share price growth.
With a 'pittance' of a salary, how could they be enthused to become proactive people?
At the end of the day, after paying the rental, the 'pittance' that we earn is not enough for day-to-day expenses.
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