tiến hành
/weɪdʒd//weɪdʒd/"Waged" comes from the Old English word "wæg", meaning "weight" or "payment". This connection reflects the historical concept of wages as a "weight" of goods or coins given to workers. Over time, the meaning shifted to encompass the act of paying someone for work, hence "waged". The word "wage" is ultimately connected to the Indo-European root "*wegh-", meaning "to carry" or "to move," highlighting the connection between work and the transportation of goods.
noun (usually plural)
salary, wages
to wage war against
starving wages
(archaic, archaic meaning) reward; consequence
the wages of sin is death
transitive verb
proceed
to wage war against
starving wages
(archaic, archaic meaning) bet
the wages of sin is death
having regular paid work
có công việc được trả lương thường xuyên
công nhân làm công ăn lương
for which you are paid
mà bạn được trả tiền
việc làm được trả lương
people who have regular paid work
những người có công việc được trả lương thường xuyên
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