I. paid [peɪd] ГЛ.
paid прош. вр., pp of pay
II. paid [peɪd] ПРИЛ.
- paid leave
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II. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛ. перех.
1. pay (give money):
2. pay перенос. (experience unpleasantness):
3. pay (benefit, be worthwhile, repay):
4. pay (give, render, bestow):
III. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛ. неперех.
1. pay (settle, recompense):
2. pay (suffer):
paid-up [ˈpeɪdˈʌp] ПРИЛ.
1. paid-up (having paid a subscription):
2. paid-up (paid):
- paid-up capital
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postage paid ПРИЛ.
post-paid [ˌpəʊstˈpeɪd, америк. ˌpoʊst-] ПРИЛ.
- post-paid
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II. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛ. перех.
1. pay (give money):
2. pay перенос. (experience unpleasantness):
3. pay (benefit, be worthwhile, repay):
4. pay (give, render, bestow):
III. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛ. неперех.
1. pay (settle, recompense):
2. pay (suffer):
extra pay [ˈekstrəˌpeɪ] СУЩ. no мн.
gross pay СУЩ.
I. pay off ГЛ. перех.
I. pay out ГЛ. перех.
II. pay out ГЛ. неперех.
pay up ГЛ. неперех.
pay envelope СУЩ.
pay freeze СУЩ.
pay hike СУЩ. америк.
pay negotiations [ˈpeɪnɪgəʊʃɪˌeɪʃnz, америк. -goʊ-] СУЩ.
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Drivers say they have had to take on new duties, checks and responsibilities for no extra pay in recent years.
utv.ie The defeated clan might pay in lands or cattle and have captives to be ransomed, but extermination and mass casualties were rare.
en.wikipedia.org An almost exclusively female occupation, laundresses worked 12 to 14 hours a day for very low pay in very hot buildings (which led to the origination of the term sweatshop).
en.wikipedia.org The payment included a severance payment of about $270,000 and around $160,000 in outstanding holiday pay and pay in lieu of notice.
www.stuff.co.nz To start, leaving a waiter's pay in the hands of fickle customers reeks of classism.
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