wage
wage 英 [weɪdʒ] 美 [wedʒ]
n. 工资 v. 开始，发动
进行时:waging 过去式:waged 过去分词:waged 第三人称单数:wages 名词复数:wages
- If your job pays a good wage, it means that you earn a lot of money for the hard work you do. If you're not happy with your wage, you might have to wage war on your boss.
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- n. 工资
- v. 开始，发动
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1. wages of £200 a week
一星期 200 英镑的工资
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2. wage cuts
减薪
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3. a wage increase of 3%
*3% 的加薪
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4. a wage rise of 3%
*3% 的加薪
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5. wage demands
增加工资的要求；工资解决协议
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6. Wages are paid on Fridays.
每星期五发工资。
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7. for people on low wages.
对低薪者
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8. A press campaign was being waged against him.
他声称有人正在对他发起新闻攻势。
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9. The rebels have waged a war since 2007.
叛乱分子自 2007 年以来一直在进行战争。
- wage (n.) c. 1300, "a payment for services rendered, reward, just deserts;" mid-14c., "salary paid to a provider of service," from Anglo-French and Old North French wage (Old French gage) "pledge, pay, reward," from Frankish *wadja- or another Germanic source (compare Old English wedd "pledge, agreement, covenant," Gothic wadi "pledge"), from Proto-Germanic *wadi- (see wed (v.)).
- wage (v.) c. 1300, "give (something) as surety, deposit as a pledge," from Old North French wagier "to pledge" (Old French gagier, "to pledge, guarantee, promise; bet, wager, pay," Modern French gager), from wage (see wage (n.)). Meaning "to carry on, engage in" (of war, etc.) is attested from mid-15c., probably from earlier sense of "to offer as a gage of battle, agree to engage in combat" (mid-14c.). Related: Waged; waging.
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