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pagato, -a

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. paid [Brit peɪd, Am peɪd] ГЛАГ pt, pp

paid → pay II, III

II. paid [Brit peɪd, Am peɪd] ПРИЛ

paid job
paid holiday
paid assassin

III. paid [Brit peɪd, Am peɪd]

to put paid to sth Brit

duty-paid [Am ˌdudiˈpeɪd] ПРИЛ

duty-paid sale
duty-paid goods

paid-up [Brit, Am ˈpeɪdˌəp] ПРИЛ Brit

paid-up payment, instalment share, capital
paid-up payment, instalment share, capital

I. low-paid [Brit ˌləʊˈpʌɪd, Am ˌloʊˈpeɪd] СЪЩ

the low-paid + verbo мн

II. low-paid [Brit ˌləʊˈpʌɪd, Am ˌloʊˈpeɪd] ПРИЛ

low-paid job
low-paid worker

highly-paid [ˌhaɪlɪˈpeɪd] ПРИЛ

highly-paid

well-paid [Brit wɛlˈpeɪd, Am ˌwɛlˈpeɪd] ПРИЛ

well-paid person
well-paid job

post paid [Am poʊs(t)ˈpeɪd]

post paid → post-free

I. post-free [Brit] ПРИЛ

II. post-free [Brit] НРЧ

paid-up member [ˌpeɪdʌpˈmembə(r)] СЪЩ Brit

paid-up member

I. pay [Brit peɪ, Am peɪ] СЪЩ

to be in the pay of sb прин
rate of pay АДМ
the pay is good before n agreement, claim, negotiations, deal
the pay is good rise, cut
the pay is good freeze, structure, policy

II. pay <pt/pp paid> [Brit peɪ, Am peɪ] ГЛАГ прх

1. pay (for goods, services):

pay tradesman, creditor
pagare (for per; to do per fare)
pay fees
pay bill, debt
pay price, sum etc.
versare, pagare (for per)
pay down payment
versare (on per)
she paid him £300 to repair the roof
to pay sth into account
to pay sth into charity

2. pay (for regular work):

pay employee

3. pay ИКОН (accrue) account, bond:

pay interest
to pay dividends прен

4. pay (give):

5. pay (benefit):

it would pay him, her etc. to do прен

III. pay <pt/pp paid> [Brit peɪ, Am peɪ] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. pay (hand over money):

to pay for sth
pagare per qc also прен
to pay dearly for sth прен
I'll make you pay for this! прен
pay on entry

2. pay (settle):

3. pay (reward employee):

4. pay (bring gain):

pay business:
pay activity, quality:
to pay for itself business, purchase:
to make sth pay

IV. pay [Brit peɪ, Am peɪ]

to pay a visit разг, euph

pay out ГЛАГ [peɪ -] (pay out [sth])

1. pay out (hand over):

pay out sum
sborsare, elargire (in per)

2. pay out (release):

pay out rope

в PONS речника

I. paid [peɪd] ГЛАГ

paid pt, pp of pay

II. paid [peɪd] ПРИЛ

paid

I. pay [peɪ] СЪЩ

to be in sb's pay

II. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛАГ прх

1. pay (redeem with money):

2. pay (be worthwhile):

3. pay (give, render):

to pay a call (on sb), to pay (sb) a call

III. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. pay (settle, recompense):

2. pay (benefit):

postage paid ПРИЛ

postage paid

paid-up ПРИЛ

paid-up member:

paid-up

well-paid [ˌwel·ˈpeɪd] ПРИЛ

well-paid

I. pay [peɪ] СЪЩ

to be in sb's pay

II. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛАГ прх

1. pay (redeem with money):

2. pay (be worthwhile):

3. pay (give, render):

to pay a call (on sb), to pay (sb) a call

III. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. pay (settle, recompense):

2. pay (benefit):

I. pay off ГЛАГ прх

1. pay off debt:

2. pay off разг (bribe):

II. pay off ГЛАГ нпрх прен

pay desk СЪЩ

pay raise СЪЩ

pay negotiations СЪЩ pl

pay agreement СЪЩ

Present
Ipay
youpay
he/she/itpays
wepay
youpay
theypay
Past
Ipaid
youpaid
he/she/itpaid
wepaid
youpaid
theypaid
Present Perfect
Ihavepaid
youhavepaid
he/she/ithaspaid
wehavepaid
youhavepaid
theyhavepaid
Past Perfect
Ihadpaid
youhadpaid
he/she/ithadpaid
wehadpaid
youhadpaid
theyhadpaid

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I have been very disappointed with the attitude and commitment of several of the club's senior players, who are extremely highly-paid.
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Running to a human rights commissioner over hurt feelings is hardly the route that a highly-paid seasoned executive would be expected to take.
www.theobserver.ca
Positive discrimination is all right if it means giving women the right of equal oppurtunity as mean to obtaining skills, getting highly-paid and harrassment-free work.
www.workersliberty.org
He migrated to television, to become a highly-paid presenter and endorser of products.
www.independent.ie
It's not something highly-paid coaches might want to dwell on but tournament wins are often achieved on the hoof.
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