wages

wages ['weɪdʒɪz]  ['weɪdʒɪz] 

原级:wage

现在分词:waging

过去分词:waged

过去式:waged

wages 基本解释

名词工资; 工钱; 薪金; 报酬; 工资( wage的名词复数 )

动词开始( wage的第三人称单数 ); 发动; 进行; 继续(战争、战斗等)

wages 网络解释

1. 薪水:▲美国房地产市场近年相当火热,尽管有政府帮助穷人获得住房,但仍有人抱怨:房价、医疗费、保险费、油费等支出让薪水(WAGES)捉襟见肘. 在美国,房地产市场是一个完善的市场. 房屋根据市场供求的规律来流动,政府并不直接干预房地产市场的运作.

2. 奖金:管理人员工资 Executive Salaries | 奖金 Wages | 退职金 Retirement allowance

3. 区别:Running on the spot is good exercise. 原地跑步是很好的运动. | 8 salary, income, pay, wages区别 | 13. appealing 有吸引力的,有感染力的,令人感兴趣的

wages 单语例句

1. Yet many seem to have no hesitation when it comes to buying a luxury item that might cost one or two months'wages.

2. wages的翻译

2. Their wages and the unequal wealth distribution system are sustained by a primitive and unstable social contract that is beyond the protection of the law.

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3. Many in the work force will see their wages shoot up, in some cases by several thousand dollars a month.

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4. Small contract firms that lack a big backer such as Apple will be under less pressure to take action on wages and conditions.

5. wages的解释

5. The sum was increased to 500 Canadian dollars in 1903, equivalent to two years'wages of an ordinary Chinese laborer at that time.

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6. Companies such as Sony Corp and Canon Inc have cut profit forecasts, worsening the prospects for wages and employment.

7. The main focus will be the lagging wages of rural workers, whose per capita incomes are currently only 30 percent of those in urban areas.

8. My fellow migrants in the capital largely expect to be employed for the foreseeable future, their wages and relocation packages are intact.

9. A monthly salary system represents a progression from the piece rate and hourly wages of the early days of capitalism.

10. Rather than capping wages, local governments should allow the market to set the wages of such nannies.

wages 英英释义

wages的反义词

noun

1. wages是什么意思

1. a recompense for worthy acts or retribution for wrongdoing

    e.g. the wages of sin is death
           virtue is its own reward

    Synonym: reward payoff