wage increase

英 [weɪdʒ ɪnˈkriːs]

美 [weɪdʒ ɪnˈkriːs]

工资增加

英英释义

noun

• the amount a salary is increased
  1. he got a 3% raise
  2. he got a wage hike
  Synonym:raiserisewage hikehikesalary increase

双语例句

• They went on strike Monday in demand of A30 percent wage increase.
  他们于星期一举行罢工，要求增加百分之三十工资。
• The union demanded a four per cent wage increase.
  工会要求把工资提高4%。
• Therefore, in order to attract labor, wage increase became inevitable.
  因此，为了吸引劳动力，增长工资就成了必然。
• The negotiations struck a snag when the union leaders asked for paid holidays in addition to the usual wage increase.
  当工会领袖们要求在通常的工资增加之外还应有带薪假日时，商谈遇到了阻碍。
• The men worked much harder when they heard that they were in line for a wage increase.
  那些人听说有希望长工资，干得起劲多了。
• Most workers will almost certainly accept the government's decision to limit wage increase, but the lunatic fringe will complain loudly and cause much trouble.
  几乎可以肯定，大多数工人是会接受政府限制工资增长的决定的，但是那些极端分子将会在声抱怨并制造许多麻烦。
• As average workers in the west are not seeing wage increase ( sic), they may vote against globalisation.
  西方的普通工人不见涨薪，他们也许会对全球化投反对票。
• The boss promised a blanket wage increase.
  老板答应给全体雇员增加工资。
• The recent wage increase will force a price boost.
  最近工资的提高将会促使物价上涨。
• Thus, when labor or unions make claims, for example, for a 10% wage increase, and productivity growth is 2% to 3%, they know it will result in unemployment or bankruptcies.
  因此，当劳工或工会要求涨工资，比如10%的涨幅，而生产率增幅是2-3%，他们明白一定会导致失业或破产。