waged

英 [weɪdʒd]

美 [weɪdʒd]

adj.  领工资的; 有定期付酬工作的; 支取工资的; 带薪的; 工薪阶层; (统称)拿工资的人
v.  开始，发动，进行，继续(战争、战斗等)
wage的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：waged　

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牛津词典

adj.

• 领工资的；有定期付酬工作的
  having regular paid work
  1. waged workers
     有固定工作者
• 支取工资的；带薪的
  for which you are paid
  1. waged employment
     有酬雇用
• 工薪阶层；（统称）拿工资的人
  people who have regular paid work

柯林斯词典

• 
  Wagedis the past tense and past participle ofwage.
• ADJ (人)领工资的，带薪的;（工作）支付工资的
  Wagedworkers receive money regularly for doing a job.Wagedwork is work that you are paid to do.
  1. ...the influx of women into the waged workforce...
     妇女涌入工薪大军之中
  2. They want secure, waged employment.
     他们想要稳定的、有工资的工作。

双语例句

• Friends spoke of 'a virulent personal campaign' being waged against him.
  朋友们说针对他正在发起“一场恶毒的个人攻击”。
• They want secure, waged employment.
  他们想要稳定的、有工资的工作。
• Napoleon and Hitler waged war against all of Europe.
  拿破仑和希特勒与所有的欧洲国家交战。
• The riot waged for several hours.
  骚乱持续了几个小时。
• They waged a price war.
  他们打起了价格战。
• United as one, the people of that country waged a just war against aggression.
  那个国家的人民团结得像一个人，进行了反侵略的正义战争。
• It is a war that waged in the name of liberation.
  这是一场假借解放的名义而进行的战争。
• The government waged a war against crime and disease.
  政府向犯罪和疾病开战。
• The military have had to reconsider how modern warfare should be waged.
  军方必须重新研究现代化战争究竟该如何进行。
• England and Spain waged war for many years.
  英国和西班牙曾打过多年的战争。