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alleged that a press campaign was being waged against Wm.他声称有人正在对他发起新闻攻势。 waged /weid3d/ adj. 1 (of a person A) having regular paid work领工资的;有定期付酬工作的waged worfcers 有固定工作者 2 (of work.工作)for which you are paid女取工资的带薪的:waged empoyment看酬 雇用.3 the waged ziot/n tpl.] people who have regular paid work工薪阶眉;(纟i.拿工资的人CHS

UNWAGED

wage earner not//? a person who earns moneyespe­cially a person who works for wages 挣钱 的人; 挣工资 的人:V^e. have two wage earners in the我们家

有两个人挣钱。

'wage packet noun (Br£) = pay packet wager /'weid38(r)/ noun, verb

                  noun (old-fashioned or format) an arrangement to risk money on the result of a particular event 打赌 0QCJ BET

                  verft (o/d-/fls/?/one£/ or/prma/) 1 ~ (sth) (on sth) f.sth/sb that ... to bet money 打賭;押(赌注SCI bet: [V] She czhvays watered on an outsider.她总是把赌注押在不 太可能获胜的马上◊ [VN] to wager £50 on a horse在一 匹马上扣 50 英镑的赌注◊ fvN that] J had wagered a .great deal of money that I would beat him. J ^ 0

赌,嬙这次比赛我会臝他。2 [V (that)] used to say that you are so confident that sth is true or will happen that you would be willing to bet money on it 打赌;、.打包票 PCTTI bet I'll wager that she knows more about it than she’s saying.我敢打赌,她知道的比她说的要多。 wag-gish /'waegij/ adj. {old-fashioned) funny, clever and not serious诙谐釦打迠的:waggish remarks俏皮话 wag-gle /'waegl/ verb {informal) to make sth move with short movements from side to side or up and down; to move in this way使上下移动;使来回^[VN] Can you waggie your ears?你能让耳朵来回动吗? [also V]

                 wag-gle noun

Wag-ner-ian /vaig'marian; NAmE -'nir-/ adj. 1 related to the music of the German composer Richard Wagner; typical of this music瓦格纳乐曲的,瓦格纳作品风格的 (指德国作曲家理査德•瓦格纳2 (/7wworat/5) very big or great, or in a style that is too serious or exaggerated 巨大的;极大的;金于严肃或夸张'a hangover / Wagnerian proportions强烈的宿醉反歲 wagon /'waegan/,/?otvr7 1 (Br£) {NAmE 'freight car) a railway/^railroad truck for carrying goods .(、.铁路食:车 车厢,车皮 2 (6rf also Wag.gona vehicle with four wheels, pulled by horses or oxen and used for carrying heavy loads四轮载重马军:/(或步:车丨1 3 (AMm=TROLLEY(i2) — see also BANDWAGON, station wagon IT»l?!il be/go on the 'wagon (informal) to not drink alcohol,.either for a short time or pefmanently (■短期 或举久地不喝酒,戒酒,滴酒不沾 wag-on*(oad ^'waeganlaod; NAmE -loud/ noun an amount of goods carried on a wagon :车幸厢载荷;马 车载荷

'wagon train not//? a long line of wagons and horses, used by people travelling west in N America in the 19th century ( I9也纪美鹵入向西部迁移的)马拉篷 wag-tail /'waegteil/ noun a small bird with a long tail that moves up and down when the bird is walking 鹤令鸟 :(.擧动时长尾上下摆动U :

wah-wah /'wa: wa:/ noun [u] {music a special effect made on electric musical instruments, especially the guitarwhich varies the quality of the souncM 光指吉 他>等电子乐器发出的 >“哇哇”音响效果 waif /weif/ noun a small thin person, usually a child, who looks as if .they do not have enough to eat 瘦小的 ,人;(通常指〉面蠢肌瘦的小孩:waf/s and strays 0/our society (=?. people with no'home)我^门社会的弃儿

                 ‘waif-like    young girls 面夤 M 瘦的 i 政子

wail /weil/ verb, noun

                  verb 1 [V] to make a long loud high cry because you are sad or in pain ( S悲伤或疼痛)哭号,恸哭The little

was waiting miserab^.齡小女孩难过得号啕大哭6 ◊ women waiting and weeping 痛哭流涕的妇女 2 to cry or complain about sth in a loud high voice 大声呼叫V.

号;高声抱怨 HEImoan: [V speech] "It's broken,' she wai’Zed. 打碎了她大声叫道。[V].TTiere’s no point wailing about something that happened so long ago. 情早已发生,痛哭流涕也于事无补。3 [V] (of things)to make a long high sound发出长而高的声音;呼啸: Ambulances raced by with sirens wailing.

笛疾驰而过,►waiting nown [sing., U]: a high-pitched waiHng高声哭号

noun a long loud high cry expressing pain or sadness; a sound similar to this (疼痛g悲伤时发出的号啕,哀号 CCTil moan a wa 0/despair 绝望的哀号t/ie distant wai0/sirens远处警报器的鸣响 wains-cot /'wemskat/ noun (old use) = skirting board Waist tHw /weist/ noun

1 the area around the middle of the body between the ribs and the hips, often narrower than the areas above and below 腰;腰部:He put his arm around her waist 他搂住 7她舍腰       She was pamfysedom the waist

down (= in the .area below her waist). M从腰部以下都 瘫痪了◊ TTie worfcmen were stripped to the waist (=wearing no clothes on the top half of their bodies). 工人光着上身..picture ◊ body 2 the part of a piece of clothing that covers the waist (衣服的)腰部,腰: a sfcirt with cm eZasticated waist 腰部有&紧带也裙子 3 -waisted (in adjectives 构成形容词having the type of waist mentioned••腰身的;腰身a high-waisted dress 高腰有雇 waist-band /'weistbaend/ not//? the strip of cloth that forms the waist of a piece of clothing, especially at the top of..a skirt or trousers/pants 衣服腰;遠头;(尤指4 裙腰,裤腰an eZastfcated waistband松紧腰身 waist-coat /'weiskaut; NAmE usually 'weskat/ (Sr£) [NAmE vest) noun a short piece of clothing with buttons down the front but no sleeves, usually worn over a shirt and under a jacketoften forming part of a man’s suit (西服的)背心picture c> page R2,waist-_dee|rfl办,odv. up to the waist 齐腰深的;上至 腰部.TTie water w〇5_waist-deep.#腰深OWe waded waist-deep into the muddy water•‘们踏击齐腰深 的泥水里。

,waist-’high 〇〇[/••fldv. high enough to reach the waist 齐 腰高的;焉至腰爺的:waist-high grass齐腰高的草TTie grass had grown waist-high.草长得齐腰高了。 waist-line /'weistlain/ noun 1 the amount that a person measures around the waist,used to talk about how fat or thin they are 腰围an expanding waistHne 逐渐增矢 的腰围 2 the place on. a piece of clothing where your waist is (爷服的)腰部,腰SE3 waist wait tH* /wert/ verb, noun

verb 1 (for sb/sth) to stay where you are or delay doing sth until sb/stli comes or sth happens 等;等待; 等候[V] She rang the beH and wafted 她按铃后%^戾 着◊ Have you been waiting iong?你等了很^ 7 吗? ◊ J’ve been wearing (for) twenty mfnutes•我等 了二十分钟。

◊ Waft/or me/ 等等我! We’re waiting/or tfte rai/i to stop be/ore we go out我们要等到雨停了再出去◊ wait outside imti7 the meeting’s over.我要在外面等到会 议结束[V to inf] Hurry up/ We’re wafring to go.快点 等輪走呢[VNl YioulZ just have to waft your turn (= wait until your turn comes).你得等着轮到你才 ff 2 〜(for sth) to hope or.watcli for sth to happen, especially for a long time (尤指长期地希望,盼鱼,期 I# [V] Leeds United had waited for success for eighteen years.刹兹联队企盼夺冠已经十八年了This is just the opportimiiyiVe been wafting/or这正是我一直在期待_的 年九会。0 He’s wai’rirzg/or me to make a mistafce.他正盼 着我出错呢◊_ [VN] J waited my chance and dipped out when no one was ioofcing.我筹待时机,趁没人注意时溜 ■了 出去。.3 be waiting (of things 事物to be ready for sb to have ot use准备矣在手边;可彳|到;可使用[V] /iere’s a Zetter wafting/or you at home•家里%你一封 信。◊ [V to inf] ITie hotd had a 'taxi vmirtng to coHect us. 旅馆召/了辆出租车等着接我们4 [Vto be left to be dealt with at a later time because it is not urgent 推迟;搁置;延缓:I’ve got some caik to mafce but they can wait until tomorrow.

等到明天再说.。UMl an^accident/a disaster waiting to 1 happen a thing or person that is very likely to