/weɪdʒ/
NOUN
An amount of money paid to a worker for a specified quantity of work, usually calculated on an hourly basis.
Money received by an employee or worker in exchange for performing a job or providing labor.
VERB
To organize, undertake, or carry out an action, especially a war, campaign, or contest.
Organizing and carrying out a sustained activity, particularly a war, military operation, or campaign.
VERB
To wager or bet, or to expose oneself to a risk or danger by undertaking something uncertain.
Staking money or something valuable on the outcome of an uncertain event.
Exposing oneself or something valuable to possible harm, loss, or danger by undertaking an uncertain action.
VERB
To hire or engage a person to perform work in exchange for payment.
Employing a person and agreeing to pay them for their services or labor.
VERB
To provide or make something available for use in exchange for payment or reward.
Making one's services or resources available to another party in return for a fee or other reward.
VERB
To provide security or assurance that an obligation or promise will be fulfilled.
Providing a guarantee or security to ensure that a particular duty, promise, or agreement is carried out.