Canonjía in english
Canonry
pronunciation: kənɑnri part of speech: noun
pronunciation: kənɑnri part of speech: noun
In gestures
canonjía1 = canonry.
Example: Peter is hereby dispensed to receive the archdeaconry, and to retain it for life with the canonry, prebend and annexed vicarage, and to exchange them and hold instead any two other incompatible benefices.canonjía2 = cushy number ; cushy job ; cushy deal ; gravy train ; bandwagon.
Example: Most of us would dearly love a cushy number -- a job which combines the maximum rewards with minimal work.Example: But the definition of a cushy job has changed in an era of corporate downsizing, economic uncertainty and a slowdown in the housing market.Example: There are loads of really talented but unqualified people who never get a chance to shine for one reason or another and there are loads of crapsters and bullshitters who land a cushy deal.Example: If teaching is such a gravy train job, why don't they get degrees and see what it's like to be standing at the front of the class.Example: Some respondents were not averse to describing IT merely as another bandwagon.