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sottopagato, -a

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. underpaid [Brit ʌndəˈpeɪd, Am ˌəndərˈpeɪd] ГЛАГ pt, pp

underpaid → underpay

II. underpaid [Brit ʌndəˈpeɪd, Am ˌəndərˈpeɪd] ПРИЛ

underpaid person, worker:

underpaid
sottopagato (for per)

underpay <pt/pp underpaid> [Brit ʌndəˈpeɪ, Am ˌəndərˈpeɪ] ГЛАГ прх

1. underpay (pay badly):

underpay employee

2. underpay (pay too little):

I was underpaid this month
you have underpaid me by £5

underpay <pt/pp underpaid> [Brit ʌndəˈpeɪ, Am ˌəndərˈpeɪ] ГЛАГ прх

1. underpay (pay badly):

underpay employee

2. underpay (pay too little):

I was underpaid this month
you have underpaid me by £5
scandalously expensive, underpaid
grossly underpaid
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
it's an underpaid or a badly paid job

в PONS речника

underpaid [ˌʌn··ˈpeɪd] ПРИЛ

underpaid

underpay [ˌʌn··ˈpeɪ] irr ГЛАГ прх

to be overworked and underpaid
Present
Iunderpay
youunderpay
he/she/itunderpays
weunderpay
youunderpay
theyunderpay
Past
Iunderpaid
youunderpaid
he/she/itunderpaid
weunderpaid
youunderpaid
theyunderpaid
Present Perfect
Ihaveunderpaid
youhaveunderpaid
he/she/ithasunderpaid
wehaveunderpaid
youhaveunderpaid
theyhaveunderpaid
Past Perfect
Ihadunderpaid
youhadunderpaid
he/she/ithadunderpaid
wehadunderpaid
youhadunderpaid
theyhadunderpaid

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Scandalously androgynous, she quickly made a name for herself.
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Scandalously, the social services and justice/corrections sectors already figure among our major growth industries, and bet your bippy they will further expand.
www.nzherald.co.nz
She was pro-active in promoting functional swimwear for women and scandalously donned a full body stocking (male) to swim.
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This conflation of past and present, accompanied by the invention of a mythical diarist, scandalously violated the norms of historical scholarship.
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This was a big problem for miners because many times operators would try to underpay workers by having the scales show a lighter weight than what was produced.
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