wage (something) against (someone or something)

To initiate, engage in, or carry on some kind of prolonged attack or assault against someone, something, or some group. The country has begun waging war against its neighbors in an attempt to control the continent. The new mayor has vowed to wage a battle against drug addiction in her city. It has become clear that the organization is waging an all-out assault against those in the media trying to expose their unscrupulous practices.

wage something against someone or something

to carry on something against someone or a group. They waged war against the aggressors. Are you still waging your battle against your father?

词组	wage (something) against (someone or something)
释义	wage (something) against (someone or something) wage (something) against (someone or something) To initiate, engage in, or carry on some kind of prolonged attack or assault against someone, something, or some group. The country has begun waging war against its neighbors in an attempt to control the continent. The new mayor has vowed to wage a battle against drug addiction in her city. It has become clear that the organization is waging an all-out assault against those in the media trying to expose their unscrupulous practices. See also: wage Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. wage something against someone or something to carry on something against someone or a group. They waged war against the aggressors. Are you still waging your battle against your father? See also: wage McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: wage against wage war (on someone or something) make war make war (on someone or something) trade for trade for (someone or something) take action against take action against (someone or something) launch (something) against (someone or something) launch against
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