wages
plural noun
us/ˈweɪ·dʒəz/themoneyearnedby anemployee,esp. whenpaidfor thehoursworked:
He wasnotoriousfor being anti-union and forpayinglowwages.
单词 | wages |
释义 | wages plural noun us/ˈweɪ·dʒəz/themoneyearnedby anemployee,esp. whenpaidfor thehoursworked: He wasnotoriousfor being anti-union and forpayinglowwages. wages| Business Englishwages noun[plural] HR,WORKPLACEuk/ˈweɪdʒɪz/us→wage Examplesofwageswages The anti-inflation programme focussed on controlling nominalwagesand salaries. From Wikipedia ![]() The inflation rate increased faster, and soon realwagesfell. From Wikipedia ![]() These factories provided dormitories for the workers who sent back theirwagesto their families in the countryside. From Wikipedia ![]() By 2012,wageshave been cut to the level of the late 1990s. From Wikipedia ![]() The palace artisans'wageswere paid in gold coins. From Wikipedia ![]() However, housing expenses in excess of thewagesor earnings from self-employment would not qualify. From Wikipedia ![]() If the housing is paid for out ofwagespaid by the employer, this will meet the test. From Wikipedia ![]() Firms can not cutwagesuntil unemployment rises sufficiently (a coordination problem). From Wikipedia ![]() Even today his defenders insist he was a charitable man and a good employer, and that his workers received fairwages. From Wikipedia ![]() Despite reductions inwagesthere was a general decline in employment. From Wikipedia ![]() These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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