Definition
Definition of waging - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
warengaged in a conflict or battle
- The waging armies clashed on the battlefield.
2.
conflictcarrying on a campaign or struggle
- The waging activists continued their protest for weeks.
Expressions with waging
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actively involved in starting or carrying out war
The war-waging country refused to negotiate.
Origin of waging
Old English, wagian (to move)
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military
government ship used for waging war
Examples of waging in a sentence
Waging battles have devastated the region. The waging campaigners showed no signs of stopping. Waging workers demanded better conditions.
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- French:en guerre, menant, ...
- German:kämpfend, ...
- Italian:in conflitto, in atto, ...
- Spanish:en guerra, en curso, ...
- Portuguese:em guerra, em luta, ...
- Chinese:交战的, 进行中的, ...
- Japanese:戦っている, 運動を続けている, ...
- Arabic:مُحارِب, خائِض, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹחֵם, נֶאֱבָק, ...
- Russian:воюющий, ведущий кампанию, ...
- Ukrainian:воюючі, проводять кампанію, ...
- Hindi:संघर्षरत, अभियान चला रहे, ...
Definition of wage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
paymentmoney paid regularly for work done
- She receives her wage every Friday.
2.
hourly rateUS amount of money paid per hour of workUS
- The wage for this job is $15 per hour.
Verb
1.
conflictcarry on a campaign or conflict
- They decided to wage war against the invaders..
2.
effortengage in a sustained effort or activity
- They plan to wage a campaign for better education.
Expressions with wage
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wage too low to cover basic living needs
Many workers receive a slave wage in this factory.
condition of being forced to work for low wages
The factory workers protested against wage slavery and demanded better pay.
person who works solely for financial survival
He felt like a wage slave, working just to pay the bills..
gradual increase in wages over time
Wage creep can affect company budgets significantly.
start a campaign against a problem or issue
They vowed to wage war on poverty in the city.
conduct a prolonged struggle
The activists continue to wage a battle for equal rights.
to campaign vigorously for a goal
She waged a crusade to improve education standards in her community.
fair amount of money for work
She earns a decent wage at her new job.
amount of money a worker earns for each hour of work
Her new job offers a higher hourly wage than the last one.
increase in the amount of salary paid
The company announced a wage increase for all employees.
carry on a campaign or fight
The activists vowed to wage a war against environmental destruction.
difference between lowest and highest pay for a job
The wage range for this position is $15 to $25 per hour.
amount of money earned by a worker for one day of work
The factory increased the daily wage for all temporary workers.
total pay earned before any taxes or other deductions are taken
The contract states that her gross wage will be $3,000 per month.
minimum wage sufficient to cover basic living expenses
Many argue that the current minimum wage is not a living wage..
carry out a planned set of activities
They decided to wage a campaign to raise awareness about climate change.
organize and carry out a protest
The workers decided to wage a protest against unfair wages.
individual supporting a household with earned wages
As the sole wage earner, he supports his family.
increase in salary or wages
The company announced a wage hike for all employees.
worker earning money by the hour, day, or other rates
He is a wage laborer paid by the day.
person who works for wages, especially in manual or industrial work
The wage labourer clocked in at the factory at dawn..
system determining wages based on criteria
The company implemented a new wage scale for transparency.
document showing earnings and deductions for a pay period
I received my wage slip after payday.
engage in a conflict or fight
The two countries decided to wage war over the disputed territory.
Origin of wage
Old North French, wage (pledge)
Examples of wage in a sentence
Workers demanded a higher wage during the strike. The minimum wage has increased this year. She negotiated a higher wage for her new position. The activists plan to wage a campaign for environmental protection. He vowed to wage a battle against corruption. The organization will wage a battle against climate change.
Activists continue to wage efforts for social justice.
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- French:salaire, mener, ...
- German:Lohn, führen, ...
- Italian:stipendio, portare avanti, ...
- Spanish:salario, emprender, ...
- Portuguese:salário, empreender, ...
- Chinese:工资, 发动, ...
- Japanese:賃金, 戦争をする, ...
- Arabic:أَجْر, شَنَّ, ...
- Hebrew:שָׂכָר, לְנַהֵל, ...
- Russian:зарплата, вести войну, ...
- Ukrainian:зарплата, вести, ...
- Hindi:मजदूरी, लड़ाई करना, ...
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