pay
[peɪ]
Definition:
1. Give money, usually in exchange for goods or services.
2. Do or give something to somebody in return.
3. Bring in.
'pay' example sentence:
- You'll pay for that remark!
- You can pay back the loan over a period of three years.
- A third of companies reviewing pay since last August have imposed a pay freeze of up to a year.
- They always pay punctually.
- We talked about the contract, pay, etc.
- They are not eligible for sick pay.
- How much are you prepared to pay?
- She stubbornly refused to pay.
- They pay $150 a day plus overtime.
- Pay increases will be pegged at 5%.
- Thousands of people paid good money to watch the band perform.
- We have been negotiating for more pay.
- The pay is lousy.
- They pay him around $2 million net.
- Let her pay—she's loaded.
- They couldn't afford to pay the bills.
- Don't pay any attention to what they say.
- The bridge is still not paying its way.
- The balance of$ 500 must be paid within 90 days.
- Don't pay any attention to her ─ she's just being difficult.
- Many people paid with their lives.
- Only half the people here are in paid employment.
- The chances are you won't have to pay.
- Need I pay the whole amount now?
- Can I pay for each item separately?
- I'd like to pay some money into my account.
- I'll pay you back next week.
- The package includes 20 days' paid holiday a year.
- That is the forfeit he must pay.
- Most people said that pay was their main motivation for working.
- They had to take a 20% cut in pay.
- We've been given a 2% pay increase.
- The question is, how much are they going to pay you?
- Pay increases are tied to inflation.
- Don't pay any attention to her ─ she's all talk.
- Pay is reviewed on a yearly basis.
- It pays to keep up to date with your work.
- You'll be paid by direct credit into your bank account.
- We pay all our bills by direct debit.
- Did she have to pay a fine?
- Her job is hard work, but the pay is good.
- I didn't pay attention to what she was saying.
- You have to pay a high premium for express delivery.
- I wish to God you'd learn to pay attention!
- How much rent do you pay for this place?
- Many students now have paid employment during term.
- He agreed to pay me for the drawings.
- In the future, pay increases will be related to productivity.
- They pay slightly more than the going rate.
- The job offers good rates of pay.
- Have they been paid the money that is due to them?
- The report recommended a 10% pay increase.
- The pay increase will be introduced in stages.
- She won't pay any extra.
- This latest pay offer is a joke.
- I accepted her offer to pay.
- Some families go without medical treatment because of their inability to pay.
- She didn't get paid much but it was all good experience.