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单词 living wage
释义

living /livˈing/

adjective
  1. Live
  2. Alive
  3. Having vitality
  4. Lively
  5. (of a likeness) strikingly exact
  6. Currently in existence, activity or use
noun
  1. Means of subsistence
  2. Manner of life
  3. A property
  4. A benefice
ORIGIN: Prp of live1

living death noun

A life of unrelieved misery

living-flame adjective

Of a gas fire, simulating the effect of burning solid fuel

living fossil noun

An animal or a plant of a group of which most are extinct

living memory noun

The memory of anybody or somebody still alive

living rock noun

Rock still forming part of the bedrock, not detached

living room noun

A sitting room for the general use of a family, etc

living wage noun

A wage on which it is possible for a wage-earner and his or her family to live adequately

living will noun

A document drawn up to state what kind of medical care the signatory would prefer if unable to express his or her own wishes, as in cases of dementia, coma, etc

the living

Those alive at present

wage /wāj/

transitive verb
  1. To engage in or carry on, esp war
  2. (esp in pap) to pay wages to
  3. To pledge, offer as a pledge (obsolete)
  4. To wager (obsolete)
  5. To hazard (obsolete)
  6. To hire for pay (obsolete)
  7. To bribe (obsolete)
  8. To let out for pay (Spenser)
intransitive verb (Shakespeare)
  1. To be equal in value
  2. To contend, battle
noun
  1. Payment for services, esp a regular payment made by an employer to an (unskilled or semi-skilled) employee, or (figurative) reward (both often wages, pl in form, but sometimes construed as sing)
  2. A gage or pledge (obsolete)
ORIGIN: ME wagen, from ONFr wagier (OFr gagier) to pledge (through popular L from a Gmc word)

waged adjective

wageˈless adjective and plural noun

wage differential noun

The difference in the wages paid to different classes of workers (eg skilled and unskilled) in an industry, or to workers doing similar jobs in different industries or areas

wageˈ-earner noun

  1. Anyone who works for wages
  2. The person who earns the money that supports, or money that helps to support, the household

wageˈ-earning noun

wage freeze noun

A fixing of wages at a certain level for some time ahead

wage fund, wages fund or wages-fund theory noun

The former theory that there is at any given time in a country a determinate amount of capital available for the payment of labour, therefore the average wage depends on the proportion of this fund to the number of people who have to share in it

wage packet noun

  1. A small envelope in which a worker's wages are issued
  2. (loosely) one's wages

wage plug noun (old Aust informal)

A wage-earner or wage slave

wage-push inflation noun

Inflation caused by wage increases

wages council noun

A body that settles wages, consisting of employers' and workers' representatives

wage slave noun

A person dependent on a (usu low) wage or salary

wage slavery noun

wage slip or wages slip noun

A pay slip

wage work noun

Work done for wages

living wage see under living

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