Ww wad, SEN As RAN UAB HE EEA CAE BE 948) AB, Bs (88) He, — Bs BSE CARS) IC V_ get wads of publicity at)" 9 8 (ELE) Il He has wads ‘of money! {B44 048) |The diver put wads in his ears. AEA SLAG HR LEILA. Il shoot one’s wad (ip) OH LAE A ARs BL rea V¥ Awad of letters arrived today. SAT — Kiki Q He's got a healthy wad salted away. 18 EA Hi AR a. P. He added a few bill fo the wad. #22 M8 09% tL JL || He plugged his ears with wads of cotton. #6/H RATREETER. / stuf a hole wlth a wod RAMSAR wmiek Pa wad of bills (8) 28H /a wad of clay —/8k W8/make wads of money HF £ 8/ a wad of paper [cloth] —-B48( ~S4) wad, 0 FRED IR 8): BR P. He wadded his cap into his pocket. (BIE W172 ReBit HH. || wad the space with paper RIAA EMER / be well wadded with conceit £OAK, O@ AR, waddle, 0. (8,888 7) M47, HRT P The’ stout old man waddled across the road. 368 (62 JERS EAE ITAETARE, |The ship waddled tnto port. ESL WOU, wade, nek: SUK 'V_ We went for a wade in the shallows. #1912278 56 ke Pa wade im a brook He /NSRIR tk wade, vb IRI: Sirks MATH, MEO M_ wade in A 2R ks ME, St As HE BUH SE, (C1 AA Re 1F te. f./ When Jack had heard Job's argument he waded tn and took it apart. ASSO SFA INDIE, REE Fa HF, IEC AIF MEIER, /"The work won't wait: ‘we'd better wade tn now. CAPA RRRHE 2 7, RATER UTE IF RIEL P wode across a river tsk °t || The children were wading in the pool most of the afternoon. BFK FE CERAM. || wade into. BK) FB. ft Avs EPUB BE PETERS CAP) IR AE / wade into the water / wade into a mob of rioters ik PL Sk — BPE GE / When 1 said that she just waded into me. 8— ii 36 5 G8 JF thE RUG FF AR, / wade énto a job and finish it quickly 551 LAERERHEE 436 /"The children waded into the pudding as though they had nothing to eat for days. BF ATR URLS 5 DK, RHUL BME PHIM, |! wade through .. MEA Ma EMEC] / wade through water [snow] ® A 6 iE (9 1 Me St HM / wade through the marshland. i164 / He waded through the weeds on the hank and then into and across the stream. AJM LHE LA BRCM, OG BPA AL / ‘wade through slaughter [blood] to it MF 5 “wade through slaughter [blood] to the throne it AIR-F-AU AEC / wade through difficulties SIRI / wade through thick and thin 9 ft — 3 EM ARR /T waded through that long report at last. #2. 7 #ift SEB O70 IT. / The judge had to wade through all the documents. BUR A585 A508 13 ie BAT MS te wate, v (38) 9800, aL M waffle on (11) 89, 8 i HI / How that man does waffle on! BENE ARRIETA RRMA 1 asked him a question but he just went wafting on. 385% Fite‘, (HIS I FR P_ Whats she wating about now? H¢EBRISHE A? is RFs FR, CR. ATE OA) P8908) is — PN PE a wah of bells —PFP LH] #/ the waft of scent HH /the wal of a wing HM I5 / a wan of the hand HE CHRD /a waft of joy — PRIMER waft, 0. Bis ($6) ROK _ a fragrance watted from the meadow ¥35 [BAKA 75 HE | The sound watted on the breeze. HA HFEARE. | The scent of the flowers was wafted to us by the breeze. RULE T7E#. / A distant song was wafted fo our ears by the breeze. i 2:09 Bc BABAK BLE TECH, /The waves wafed the boat f0 shore. BERAEAT ESI. / The actress wafted lises fo her admirers in the audience. BSc ne eh AHN AED, wag, oH HE (H)s SHE M Her tongue wags a bit too freely. i 4 A KR Te ll The dog is wagging his tail slowly. #58486 GNHIEE. | So the world wags. ATRLERIERH LE BAM). P wag one’s finger af sb. PL AH FMR (AR I HD / Don't wag your finger at me. HH HR. || How wags the world (with you UR) if &% @ HI? /The dog wagged its tall with pleasure. ABA SIRE HEE. ©The tal wags the dog. HEE ARIEMR As AM BLL. FAM | Let the world wag how it will. i: BA BS 2.1% ei ee). wage, nS HAD HE V affect wages ¥ %4 T ¥ | properly apportion one’s wage #1 8 BEM HHT & IT % | Laurence bids wages. (5) HL 31h, tI AEM cut dower wages MRT. BE dock sb's wages MK A.3 1. Fl earn [make] wages #1 ¥E| They expect a fair day's wage for a fair day's work. fbi lit— 08 4, SHAE BRAG LI | meexe wages th ih TF | get good wages: % OK AF HH BE [4 Hh $l pay reasonable wages (1 S308 LE ll ralse sb’s wage A 8 | recelve one’s weekly wage % Hi il T 8 seek higher wages HORS L¥E || He fakes his wages home to his wile every Friday. SERB TLNOHE T REAPING IF, VF wage tnclading tax 5B 9 Q an adequate tioing wage $2 L181 WBA LTE | ‘annual wages guaranteed 5 Hi 21 {EME | basic wageswage-earner HAL BE || board wages {tT FANE Hy HLA Hey FE || laundress’s daily wage vt « & 1-04 HT BE |) earn a decent wage *~ fit Hi 4 AW 9 TF || eMiciency wage 4% VE || earn a fair wage HHI WO LB | high wages ABE I incentioe wages |) LMF, MPM Mh L¥ || Motng wages Weim IL EAR BAI TBE (LAH (8) 495 CET low wages KT RE| meager wage Hei #108) minimum wage Rik 1% || money wages Be ‘& I VE\| monthly weekly) woges Fi (Hi) T. ve nominal [real] wage % X (7% Wi) I ¥E || regular wage USE VE | starvation wages AFA MAIO LIE subsistence wages # i+ ‘E15 MY MM TC || supplementary wages i ii 1. ¥ |i take-home wage (HBR BLA at) AAP E | time wages. +#8FT.% I ‘What is your weekly wage? $I REE >? Pata wage (the wages] of $ 100 a week 7:96 88 100 FTE || strike for higher wages IMM CFE FL. || a rise in wages 1. ¥tih) #8 #, HH |) standard rate of wages ti MELE / demand a higher rate of wages SR ith T¥E "The scale of wages is not high. T VEM BAB, you get along on your wages? #k%# 1. PERERA: 75057 ‘P* wages by the hour {the price} if af Cit ff] 1. # Il wages for workmen A L¥t / wage for living “£381. Bel wage tn kind E49 19 / wage tn sliding scale 7% 91.9 | wage of management 4 51H HEI. 3/ wage of| superintendence @ W [HB], #39] GH AT. / the wages of sin 3% 0) #02 HE Ok A C2 #)) /earn the wages of sin 8% Hs 8H HIM / The wages of sin is death, AEH RALLIE. | wage on eliciency EI Hc INGO TR wage-carmer, 1 WBN A. HOSP aha Q the chief wage-earner of a family — R28 E BAH ‘ H | U-paid woge-earners “L ¥ fk HH MEM 9 3) |) straggling woge-earner "ERRORS DS wager, 1. {1h Wik V lay [make] a wager with sb. "7% A478 / They laid a wager on the result of the race. #648 #5 SRI) Mi, | I've fost the wager. R4T NW LF. || The wager of ‘$10 was promptly paid. * if} 1 10 KICM. || take up accept! a wager ®510¥5 | win a wager 1TREMT Q a foolish wager & % 1] Wi ||a queer curious) wager #09ME || a small wager MITE P- the conditions of a woger THEA Pa wager om a horse race 1} 0G 7 FORE ©. A wager is a fool's argument. (5) FLAT HLA LIT SMC, wager, » {1M 108, fi P wager on... fe Le FRG Rafi, HBR / wager dollars om the white horse #EABGEL I EF 5 356, ‘852 / wager on the possibilty of finding empty seats at the theatre W(t 7: ARBE LA 1 / Don't wager on getting the job, there are plenty of people wanting it. 21 MA HE SARL MGLL HF AAECEGOR, /1 tink 1 wil but do ager om BIER. SAR wag(g}en, 7 9: CED BL V_ fix sb’s (litle red) wagon (Jef) ET%A / Stop that right away or Tl x your (little red) wagon! AEB IMR IEHE AK! Uhl one’s wagon to a star {the stars) | TAR EAA Be HEAR JVB BLOT I Reep one’s wagon | ina shed REFPEHCCEE ARIE | Toad a wagon RET | i Deis eS Cs ie OD 1789 waistband V? The wagon must go whither the horses draw it. (i) 7 MG, a FH a As aL AS id BE]. || The ‘wagon laboured in the mud. 1-6 {EMF We M38 ik, [|The wagon turched to the sides. "5 (i¥#D1% 1100. ILA wagon was tolling on toward ... 854 RAH H fi Qa bogte wogon M3098 | a bull [an ax} ‘wagon ‘F%|/a coal wagon iz4%% | a covered wagon (st eA PAE AIH) ARR A I CED ALE EMM: (RPK) HE || estate wagon HeTT Me, £, & HM * || a goods wagon (4) (~ Hi) Hla grain wagon iM | high loaded wagon R85 M44 | a honey wagon (38 #8) 1K | a hook-and- ladder wogon #831047. a meat wagon (SED) HE" EE: AF, BH || a milk wagon FF HN KG* | an open wagon M% || an ore wogon W Hie e, TE addy wagon (31) $2, 1 | patrol Ipotice) wagon (30 9%) BIE ia radeoay wagon 30) (ECR EA ia station (beach, ranch] wagon (3) KAIPCE. MAR CE: HOPI | timber wagon APES Poff the (water) wagon (C1) 7% / When a heavy drinker quits, he must really quit. One little drink of ‘whisky is enough to drive him off the wagon. FRAT ARPS ROHR, AVR WE 2 A ATA AZ HE || fon the (water) wagon (F1) HLA / He has gone on the wagon. {tt 2.4 7 i, / He's gone on and off the wagon ‘so many times you never know what to serve him at a party. MTA, GWT LM, MEST, MARE Ii Lith Zener HF waif, AR TAK, HRIL Q a London waite % — 1 tii JL || a pitiful little waif AN HIPEAFLRATIM 4E || street waits iim # wall, vo 3%, BL, ‘M. Sirens wailed out. #4 W%5 2 the D5 AA: AS. P She was wailing for her lost child. BIR Kd: (Hf tii 658. || She wailed over her father's remains. tht} % ZA i AE MY ICE. / Don't wail over fabout] your misfortunes. 319396 € C656 OL (SH) F / The other team are stil wailing over their defeat. “KEL Tite PA He RE AG AEA, || wail with pain PRM / wail swith sorrow 2, HR waist, WE MERE; (ACTA) ME V She has a slender (slim) waist. se88}#F#, / She has no waist. thi HAR HE. || measure sb’'s waist fit SEA (REA || slim the waist {ERE HE | take in [let out] the waist of a dress 48 2 MEGS RE SHE “}s [it] HE toriggle the waist HIRE V2 Her waist meaures 20 inches around: bit) HET] % 20 Et. Qa large fsmall) waist 81(%8) 88 / What a large waist he has! (BH)ME# Zt) || have a long [short] waist t- SHE OG) || wasp waist (SRA) RE P wear a sash round the waist {EEF NI | strip to the waist TA. SGU8-F / The workmen were stripped to the waist, 1 A419 tS The water was up fo waist, KARE. P* the waist of trousers # (HIE 4 / She has the waist of awasp’s. REF, / the waist of a ship MM)? /2) 865 (ia EZR) / the waist of a violin HEE INREE waistband, 1 (7, #4, #4 'V tighten [loosen] one's waistband 48% (HCH) REA wear a waistband RAREwalateost PE the waistband of a skirt or ofa pair of trousers. RP ska walstooat, (38) fF 4! 'V teave off one’s waistcoat BRA! Q strait waistcoat (488A ALAM EIU) RK #9) et walt, nt FHL MR V_ We had a long wait for the train. S00 55 Ff ‘Ax | take the wait as a matter of course iA 3 HE wre Qa four-hour wait 4 ‘09 3 8 1 don’t ike these Tong waits. 184: BGS H KM PAR Ub (a tresome wait > AIRIGA P. after along wait #it Kates F1t P le in (lay} wait for .. ARH TF (F-~ / The robbers ‘were lying in wait for the rich traveller. SSA THREE ‘ie ts Be A HR HE, / The Children were lying in wait for us under the table and jumped out as soon as we centered the room. 3¢-F HES Fi FR, SARA] aR, #EA1RERR SERRE AD,I/a war of twenty minutes 20% HOT AH walt, © 3) M war a bit RA ~% llwait a moment fa while}, will you? $6052 | wait an hour fall day! ansiousty wait for sb: reply MAUI HAAN / am anstously waiting to hear trom you with relerence to ARIE ARN RAT MAE K- H shall not wait here any longer. HE NW FET. | Wait behind alter class. FRU BF EBL. |i wait con- dently tor... i YE {it ty HF 1S OW A) ~~ llwait expectantly $3 (5 || How long have you been wating? HERR TEA? | have been waiting tn all day for wD 22 )L Please wait a minute. it $21. ‘your television repair man to collect the set, but he didn’t | come, $8 X ABE A A oe LIE A AEA, {#8208845 K. || One day Il show you! You just wait and sel CH KAZAA A, HACE AMIE! || wait long for a reply % A368 % 43 7M |i We waited om for another hour, but still she didn’t come. 4) si his A, (LNB JB 44. / Wait on, will you, Tm just coming! HS FHP, AKL | wait out fe SiH ey BAH / Please don't wait out in the rain. iff 34: Ibi LF 4./ wait out the war % 5 AL ® HE KR/The stom showed no sign of abating, we'd have to be patient and wait it out. KARA NIM RR, IIS NEAL GE BL, patiently [impatiently] wait for. LAH LIE BA | wait up for .. Hs MAR FE ANH, He Ss (EF &) Bo AEE /1 shan't be home until after twelve G'clock. Don't wa up (for me). Te $1128 BU A REP HAD BAC TERR, J Don't go so fast! Wait up for me! SS Zt, HBA! / Hadn't we better wait up for the slower ones? UATE 548° ~ Ks ity A? wait one’s turn af a barber's 1.3 #21 % 24850 1U TH wa for you in the garden. 3k ft dW fy runners waiting for the sign % fF “08 TEM H / Time and tide wait for no man. (Wi # HA} A. 7A letter is ‘waiting for you on the table. SLA Yt “Ai iue / wait for a better chance 61M IFA98Y HL / We must wait for a fine day. 4811 3-7 EK, / wait for a fallin the rate of exchange f $1 #648 F Be / war for turther instructions % ft — J 8 #7 / watt one's opportunity for another attempt {8 8F BL fk 22 iE / wait for the SR. Beh (1) Ov Fem ME ER | ‘sit (98.0) | | 1790 | | waiver turing of the tide 35 A 65H4 % / those who wait for dead men’s shoes HEA ASCE IRAE LHF (RIT WPI A / We're wating forthe roin to stop. SATE 3 APE PX /Don't wait dinner for me. 8) Rk. / Wait for it GR) 3 — 5, wie COR ate FTA > At AHO) | wait HU next week 958 FA || The busi ness ean wait until after dinner. i #80] F219 PRL WIEE) © Don't keep her waiting. BRiLM FA, / Wait tl you receive my instruction. FARE. (2) AREF, fa M_ He waits upon his wife hand and foot. 68K fb JERSE. |/He is foo much waited upon. (e522 3+ manne. P wait at fon} table (998: / She will never leam to wait at table, RANE TEM MK IBLE A / He ‘eamed a ite money by waiting at table in the university Hee MAREE ARIT SA BUI ACB | wat (ap)on Rk 415 be Mh FRU AE HE / A walter wats on us. HEI AGTH RAT EW), / He liked to have six or seven servants to wait on him. HEAL MEARE, / She had no one to wait (apJon her. BEA “+ AEF He Jwait on sb. Uke a slave LR HBL IER A / We must get enough people to wai! (up)on the guests. 2} EAE WH A IHU A, / That's how he woited on bis customers, fea BR AR AYLI. /1 waited (upon him ith a letter of introduction. fF 5400 2:58 52 4. / Our commercial agent will wait (upon you next Monday. FILES IC AHEF FIRB — FUE / wait on Her Majesty at the palace 15% 2800 3c 1 BER /A Japanese wife was formerly expected to watt (up)on her husband hand and foot. al, FAS, SF ORTH MS “FM ARE. / May good luck wait (upon you. HAE 4g, / May success wait (wp)on your eliorts! 815135 31 seo walter, 1 {98 HLS V_ remember (consider, fee, tip] the waiter HK #5 eran. V That waiter does not know how to wait aE. Qa dumb waiter (3) eI) HERR HB WEF 2 A) 8 ARM | a Mallledged waiter Tk 8) 9 1919+ | How hard itis to bear the disapproving frown of an undertipped waiter! i > F O14 Iie SAG MCRAE SION AS BZ Pa waiter upon Providence GARI 30 As Kor ALN USI ERUL CAT Fak) & waiting, 2 Hi: ff V have long waiting ata station EEI8A Q anxious waiting 21845 | tedlous waiting AIK 181154 | eoatchfial waiting FFL. BE, Ra Pin wating $84 (ERB) / a lady tn waiting sIK H/alord tn waiting 449% waitress, 1 (iF. AMIS Q atearoom [coffee shop] waitress 7 (MNP) tA “eth waive, 0 iti HEPAT Seb: RU Mwave sth aside MIRE / Iisa very serious problem and we can't wawe it aside. Hil 7 alls, AATEC E MIE. | waive sb. of FER AMIE walver, 7. H6i: HALAL V. sign a woiver ERR LEE P waiver of demand SOFEER / waiver of premium $e BERS