1、Fixing wages and lacking of promotion act as a disincentive to employees
工資固定又無晉升機(jī)會遏制了雇員的積極性

2、The hospital returned low wages for their long hours of hard work.
他們長時間辛苦勞動而醫(yī)院卻給他們很低的工資。

3、The balance of the wages was devoted to new books on flower culture.
剩下來的工資全用來購買花卉栽培的新書上了。

4、The market is flooded with skilled workers, so their wages rise modestly.
市場中充斥著大量熟練技術(shù)工人，所以他們的工資會適度增長。

5、As the wages advanced, so did the cost of living.
隨著工資的提高，生活費(fèi)用也提高了。

6、The wages due to him will be paid tomorrow.
欠他的工資明天會付給他。

7、Changes in real wages always follow changes in productivity.
真實(shí)工資的變動總是跟隨者生產(chǎn)率的變動。

8、The firm advanced wages to him.
公司預(yù)付工資給他。

9、We referred the matter of the rise in wages back to the Finance Committee.
我們把提高工資的問題提交財(cái)政委員會作進(jìn)一步調(diào)查。

10、Wages at the cannery are very low.
那家罐頭食品廠的工資很低。

11、Is it a logical necessity that the cost of living goes up if wages go up?
邏輯上說，如果工資提高生活費(fèi)用就必然要增長嗎？

12、An amount of interest, wages or other expenses recognized or incurred but not paid.
已確認(rèn)或已發(fā)生但尚未支付的利息、工資或其他支出額。

13、In most countries wages are rising steadily, increasing prosperity and raising standards of living.
在很多國家，工資的增長已穩(wěn)步提升，人們的生活水平也在提高。

14、It is natural for average prices to be lower in poorer countries because wages are lower.
窮國因?yàn)?/a>工資較低所以自然而然地平均價格也比較低。

15、But higher wages drive up the costs of production, leading to higher prices.
但是，提供工資會驅(qū)動生產(chǎn)成本的上漲，導(dǎo)致更高的物價。

16、Their wages have been cut in half to a measly $410 a month.
他們的工資已經(jīng)被削減一半，每月只有少得可憐的410美元。

17、a schedule of wages paid for different jobs
不同工作支付工資的表。

18、Astonishingly, real wages rose by 3.2% in 2009 when the economy shrank by 3.7%.
令人吃驚的是，真實(shí)的工資在2009年經(jīng)濟(jì)收縮3.7%的情況下，增長了3.2%。

19、In fact, average wages actually fell last month.
事實(shí)上，上月平均工資實(shí)際上出現(xiàn)下降。

20、Whatever happens, its living standards will decline because real wages have to fall.
無論采取何種措施，人民的生活水平都會降低，因?yàn)閷?shí)際收入會下降。

21、wages enclosed in an envelope for distribution to the wage earner.
分發(fā)工資時裝工資的信封。

22、The real wages of working Americans have been stagnant for a decade.
美國工人的實(shí)際工資已經(jīng)十年沒漲過了。

23、For example, boosting wages runs counter to the goal of controlling inflation.
例如，增加工資違背了控制通貨膨脹的目標(biāo)。

24、To pay the wages due to(an employee) upon discharge.
結(jié)算工資由于要解雇（雇員）支付工資

25、But his wages are well outside the budget of Lazio.
但是，他的工資顯然超出了拉齊奧的預(yù)算。

26、I was only a kid and office-boy wages were not very high. I did mighty well on my own hook.
畢竟我只是一個孩子，一個辦公室男孩是賺不了多少的，而我自己能做得更好。

27、Others—it is feared—displace local skills and depress wages at the bottom.
另一些人——讓人們擔(dān)心——不但替換了當(dāng)?shù)?a href="/zaoju/519547.htm">技藝，而且壓低了底層職業(yè)的工資水平。

28、Accelerating wages will also reinforce fears that inflation will prove hard to bring down.
飛速上漲的工資也會增加人們對高通脹難以控制的恐懼。

29、Wages are lower than comparable jobs in the U.S., but the cost of living is too.
盡管薪水比美國相應(yīng)的職位要低，但是生活開支同樣也低。

30、His wages are three hundred dollars a week
他的工資為每周三百美元。

wages翻譯

n. 工資, 報酬, 薪金, 工錢, 報應(yīng), 報答, 年產(chǎn)額【化】 工資【經(jīng)】 工資 詳情