WordReference English-Arabic Dictionary © 2012:
| ترجمات رئيسية |
| wage n | (pay per hour) | أجرة |
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| ترجمات إضافية |
| wage vtr | (war) حرب | يشنَّ |
WordReference English-Arabic Dictionary © 2012:
| صيغ مركبة |
| base wage n | (basic amount paid for work) | مرتب أساسي |
| | The base wage for this job is low, but as you gain experience your pay will be increased. |
| basic wage n | (basic amount paid for work) | مرتب أساسي |
| | Minimum wage is the basic wage set by the government. |
| living wage n | (sufficient earnings to live on) | أجر الكفاف، حد أدني للأجر |
| | This company doesn't even pay its employees a living wage. |
| minimum wage n | (lowest hourly earnings permitted by law) | الحد الأدنى للأجر |
| | Many people are obliged to work for less than the minimum wage. |
| minimum-wage law n | (law governing minimum earnings) | قانون الحد الأدنى للأجر |
| | Many conservatives find any minimum-wage law reprehensible. |
| wage earner n | (sb who works to support family) | الأجير، الكاسب |
| | The husband is the traditional wage earner in the family. |
| wage freeze n | (earnings fixed at current amount) | تجميد الأجور |
| | Management imposed a wage freeze for the year. |
| wage scale n | (salary range) | جَدْوَل الأجور |
| wage war v | literal (launch an attack, engage in warfare) | يشن حرباً، يشن هجوماً |
| | Britain waged war on France. |
| wage war v | figurative (launch a sustained attack) | يهاجم |
| | Mr. Cameron waged war on Mr. Brown's new economic policies. |
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