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paid [peɪd] vb
1. the past tense and past participle of pay1 put paid to Chiefly Brit and NZ to end or destroy breaking his leg put paid to his hopes of running in the Olympics ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
paid adjective salaried, waged, rewarded, remunerated a well-paid accountant Translations paid [peɪd] A. PT & PP of pay B. ADJ 1. [official] → asalariado, que recibe un sueldo; [work] → remunerado, rentado(S. Cone); [bill, holiday etc] → pagado a paid hack → un escritorzuelo a sueldo 2. to put paid to sth (Brit) → acabar con or poner fin a algo paid [ˈpeɪd] pt pp of pay adj [member] → cotisant(e) Over three million people in Britain are paid-up members of conservation groups → Plus de trois millions de personnes en Grande-Bretagne sont membres cotisants d'une association de protection de la nature. paid pret, ptp of pay adj official, work → bezahlt; a highly paid job → ein hoch bezahlter Posten; a highly paid manager → ein hoch bezahlter Manager, eine hoch bezahlte Managerin; paid leave → bezahlter Urlaub (esp Brit) to put paid to something → etw zunichtemachen; that’s put paid to my weekend → damit ist mein Wochenende geplatzt or gestorben (inf); that’s put paid to him → damit ist für ihn der Ofen aus (inf), → das wars dann wohl für ihn (inf) n the low/well paid → die Gering-/Gutverdienenden pl paid → مسدد placený betalt bezahlt πληρωμένος remunerado maksettu payé plaćen pagato 支払い済みの 유급인 betaald betalt opłacony pago оплаченный betald ได้จ่ายแล้ว ücretli đã được thanh toán 领工资的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Three days after the manifesto of President Barbicane $4,000,000 were paid into the different towns of the Union. Indeed, they were expected to do so, for in 1394 we find the Mayor of York ordering the craftsmen "to bring forth their pageants in order and course by good players, well arrayed and openly speaking, upon pain of losing of 100 shillings, to be paid to the chamber without any pardon. But what is not common and not familiar (in my experience), is that all these fine things were not only ordered, but paid for. |
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