sinecure

sinecure: a job or position in which someone is paid to do little or no work.

解说：工作清闲但报酬优厚的职位，挂名的好差事。

he has lots of plans for a turnround but already his old hot seat at boeing, where he was chief executive, must be looking like a sinecure.

穆拉利拥有大量扭转困境的方案，但与现在相比，他过去在波音（Boeing）如坐针毡的首席执行官职位，肯定算是薪酬丰厚的闲职了。

i wasn't the typical latin-american writer living in europe thanks to some government sinecure.

我不是身居政府里的闲职而生活在欧洲的典型的拉丁美洲作家。

She found him an exalted sinecure as a Fellow of the Library of Congress.

她给他找了一个级别很高的闲职：国会图书馆研究员。

This is hardly a [ not a, no ] sinecure.

这哪里是 [ 不是 ] 闲差事((很忙)).

His stable services were merely a sinecure, and consisted simply in a daily care and inspection.

他在马厩里的工作是个轻闲差使, 每天只要去照料照料巡视一番.

This is a [ not a, no ] sinecure.

这哪里是 [ 不是 ] 闲差事((很忙)).

given the 80-hour weeks he puts in, the hospital might look like a sinecure.

放弃了数周以来每周80小时的投入，医院的工作就像一份闲职。