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I . paid [peɪd] V.

paid pret., part. pas. of pay:

II . paid [peɪd] ADJ. atrbv.

paid
to put paid to sth ingl. brit. ingl. austr.
to put paid to sth ingl. brit. ingl. austr.

Véase también: pay up , pay over , pay out , pay off , pay in , pay down , pay back , pay

pay over V. trans.

1. pay ingl. brit. (overpay):

pay
preplačevati [form. perf. preplačati]

2. pay (deduct):

pay
odvajati [form. perf. odvesti]

3. pay (hand over):

pay
izročevati [form. perf. izročiti]

I . pay out V. trans.

1. pay (spend):

pay
zapravljati [form. perf. zapraviti]

2. pay (give out):

pay
izplačevati [form. perf. izplačati]

3. pay ingl. brit. (take revenge):

II . pay out V. intr.

1. pay FIN.:

2. pay fig. (be worthwhile):

pay

I . pay off V. trans.

1. pay:

odplačevati [form. perf. odplačati]
poravnavati [form. perf. poravnati]
odplačevati [form. perf. odplačati]

2. pay (give money to):

pay
izplačevati [form. perf. izplačati]

3. pay coloq. (bribe):

to pay offsb

II . pay off V. intr. fig. coloq.

pay in V. intr.

1. pay DER.:

pay

2. pay (to a scheme):

pay
vplačevati [form. perf. vplačati]

pay back V. trans.

1. pay (give back):

pay
odplačevati [form. perf. odplačati]
vračati [form. perf. vrniti]

2. pay fig. (for revenge):

I . pay [peɪ] SUST. no pl.

III . pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] V. intr.

1. pay (give money):

pay
plačevati [form. perf. plačati]

3. pay fig. (suffer):

paid-ˈup ADJ. ingl. brit.

2. paid-up fig. (enthusiastic):

post·age ˈpaid ADJ.

II . post-ˈpaid ADV.

re·ply-ˈpaid ADJ. ingl. brit.

well-ˈpaid ADJ.

I . pay [peɪ] SUST. no pl.

II . pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] V. trans.

3. pay (put, deposit):

4. pay (give money to):

5. pay fig. (suffer the consequences):

III . pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] V. intr.

1. pay (give money):

pay
plačevati [form. perf. plačati]

3. pay fig. (suffer):

pay back V. trans.

1. pay (give back):

pay
odplačevati [form. perf. odplačati]
vračati [form. perf. vrniti]

2. pay fig. (for revenge):

pay in V. intr.

1. pay DER.:

pay

2. pay (to a scheme):

pay
vplačevati [form. perf. vplačati]

I . pay off V. trans.

1. pay:

odplačevati [form. perf. odplačati]
poravnavati [form. perf. poravnati]
odplačevati [form. perf. odplačati]

2. pay (give money to):

pay
izplačevati [form. perf. izplačati]

3. pay coloq. (bribe):

to pay offsb

II . pay off V. intr. fig. coloq.

I . pay out V. trans.

1. pay (spend):

pay
zapravljati [form. perf. zapraviti]

2. pay (give out):

pay
izplačevati [form. perf. izplačati]

3. pay ingl. brit. (take revenge):

II . pay out V. intr.

1. pay FIN.:

2. pay fig. (be worthwhile):

pay

pay over V. trans.

1. pay ingl. brit. (overpay):

pay
preplačevati [form. perf. preplačati]

2. pay (deduct):

pay
odvajati [form. perf. odvesti]

3. pay (hand over):

pay
izročevati [form. perf. izročiti]

ˈback pay SUST.

ba·sic ˈpay SUST.

ex·tra ˈpay SUST. no pl.

ˈpay award SUST.

ˈpay cheque SUST., ˈpay check SUST.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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He paid the start-up costs of the new magazine by deferring payment of sales taxes his clubs owed on their activities.
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However, small allowances for personal possession are permitted as long as the possessor can prove that they have paid import duties.
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The timescales also set maximum times when customers start earning interest on money paid in (2 days) and when it will be available for withdrawal.
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Its shareholders are member governments which provide paid-in capital and have the right to vote on its matters.
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Fees are typically equal to an underwriting fee that would have been paid had the bridge loan been replaced in a bond offering.
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Fortunately, collective contracts were able to ensure long term employment and large scale welfare including paid vacations and numerous other fringe benefits workers hadn't previously enjoyed.
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After steady growth over the first half of the century, including winning paid sick leave, annual leave and a forty-hour week, the union really took off in the 1950s.
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The schemes redistribute every year, in the form of pensions paid to retirees, contributions received that year from the assets.
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Private investors paid the top price for another property at the auction.
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It was a risky move, but one that ultimately paid off.
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