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paid /peid/
paid /ˈpeɪd/
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* Các từ tương tự:
paid-up, Paid-up capital, paideutic, paidology
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past tense and past participle of 1payadjectivereceiving money for workb - used to indicate if someone receives low or high pay for workchiefly US :having been paid fora paid advertisementincluding payment of normal wages, salary, etc.I get two weeks of paid vacation [=time off during which you receive your normal pay] at my new job.put paid tochiefly Brit informal :to end or stop (something) :to put an end to (something)
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verbDo you think that nurses are poorly paid? You have 30 days to pay this invoicepay offpay outpay upThurlew has been amply paid by having his name engraved on the roll of honourPlease pay my respects to your wifeIt no longer pays to complain about the service in the shops. Honesty payspay offIf I catch him, I'll pay him for turning informerpay backIf I catch him, I'll make him pay. Society requires that he pay for his crimeHis vending-machine business certainly pays wellpay offI paid back every penny I borrowed from the bank. I'll pay her back if it's the last thing I do. b See 5, abovepay backpay offpay forDid he really pay off the judges to select his daughter as Miss Tyneside?pay offpay outThe managing director paid out bonuses to the entire staffIn the office, we are forever paying out for leaving presentsPay out more rope so that he can reach itWe'll pay him out for everything he's done to you, never fear!nounHis sole pay for painting the kitchen was a big hug and a kiss. The work is tedious, but the pay isn't badtake-home (pay)