Waging Meaning in English

word · lemma: wage

US

ˈweɪdʒɪŋ

WAY-jing

UK

wˈeɪdʒɪŋ

WAY-jing

التعريف

The act of starting or carrying out a conflict, war, or serious campaign against something or someone.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Waging' is almost always used with nouns like 'war,' 'campaign,' 'battle,' or 'fight.' It is quite formal or literary and not used for casual arguments or sports. Common phrases: 'waging war,' 'waging a battle,' 'waging a campaign.' Don't use 'waging' for physical actions like hitting.

• Spanish: librar (guerra, campaña) - emprender (batalla, lucha)
• Portuguese (BR): travando (guerra, campanha) - empreendendo (batalha, luta)
• Portuguese (PT): travando (guerra, campanha) - empreendendo (batalha, luta)
• Chinese (Simplified): 发动（战争、斗争）
• Chinese (Traditional): 發動（戰爭、鬥爭）
• Hindi: लड़ना (युद्ध या संघर्ष) - छेड़ना (युद्ध, अभियान)
• Arabic: شنّ (حرب، حملة) - خوض (صراع، معركة)
• Bengali: চালানো - পরিচালনা করা (সংঘর্ষ/যুদ্ধ)
• Russian: вести - развернуть (борьбу/войну)
• Japanese: 展開する - 挑む (闘い/戦争)
• Vietnamese: phát động - tiến hành (chiến dịch/chiến tranh)
• Korean: 벌이다 - 진행하다 (전쟁/운동)
• Turkish: sürdürmek - yürütmek (savaş/kampanya/mücadele)
• Urdu: چلانا - برپا کرنا (جنگ/مہم)
• Indonesian: melancarkan - mengobarkan (perang/kampanye)

جمل نموذجية

They are waging war against the enemy.

basic

The group is waging a campaign to save the rainforest.

basic

Doctors are waging a battle against disease every day.

basic

She’s waging a personal fight to change the system.

natural

People everywhere are waging battles for equal rights.

natural

Environmentalists are waging a long-term campaign to protect the ocean.

natural