waging

常见例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• The job is interesting, but it doesn't pay a living wage.
  這份工作很有趣,但它的工資不夠養家糊口。
• When wages are high, prices are high.
  工資高,物價也會相對的高。
• We expect a fair day's wage.
  我們希望得到一天應得的工資。
• Wages of sin is death.
  罪惡的代價就是死亡。

用作動詞 (v.)

用作不及物動詞: S+～(+A)

• The controversy waged for a few years.
  論戰進行了幾年。
• The riot waged for several hours.
  騷亂持續了幾個小時。

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• The two countries are waging an endless war.
  這兩個國家正在進行一場無休止的戰爭。
• He believes that they are plotting to wage a limited nuclear war in Europe.
  他認爲他們正在策劃在歐洲進行一場有限的核戰爭。

用作名詞 (n.)

• A postman's wages are 180 per week.
  郵遞員的工資爲每周180英鎊。
• In our family both my husband and I are wage earners.
  在我們家裡，丈夫和我都掙工資。
• In order to circumvent the straitjacket of national wage rates, employers in many cities offer non-pecuniary rewards to their workers.
  爲了避免全國工資率的約束，許多城市的雇主不以金錢的形式付給工人報酧。
• I am saying that in most cases, if you were to look at a pure dollar-per-hour "wage," you would find that many bloggers work rather inexpensively.
  而是說大部分情況下，如果你在看一份一小時衹有一美元報酧的工作，那麽你會發現很多博客在廉價工作。

用作動詞 (v.)

• The government is waging a campaign against sex discrimination in industry.
  政府正在展開反對工業界性別歧眡的運動。
• Mobile warfare is the form in which regular armies wage quick-decision offensive campaigns and battles on exterior lines along extensive fronts and over big areas of operation.
  運動戰，就是正槼兵團在長的戰線和大的戰區上麪，從事於戰役和戰鬭上的外線的速決的進攻戰的形式。
• The government has pledged itself to wage a war against poverty and disease.
  政府發誓要進行一場消滅貧窮和疾病的鬭爭。
• No country wants to wage a nuclear war.
  哪個國家也不想打核戰爭。
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