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paid-up

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paid-up
adj
1. having paid the due, full, or required fee to be a member of an organization, club, political party, etc.
2. (Economics, Accounting & Finance / Stock Exchange) denoting a security in which all the instalments have been paid; fully paid a paid-up share
3. (Economics, Accounting & Finance / Stock Exchange) denoting all the money that a company has received from its shareholders the paid-up capital
4. (Business / Insurance) denoting an endowment assurance policy on which the payment of premiums has stopped and the surrender value has been used to purchase a new single-premium policy
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.paid-up - paid in advance; "paid-up insurance"; "paid-up members"
paid - marked by the reception of pay; "paid work"; "a paid official"; "a paid announcement"; "a paid check"
Translations
paid-up [ˈpeɪdˈʌp]
A. ADJ
1. [member] → con sus cuotas pagadas or al día
2. (Fin) [share] → liberado
fully paid-up shareacción f totalmente liberada
B. CPD paid-up capital Ncapital m pagado
paid-up
adj shareeingezahlt; 500 paid-up members500 zahlende Mitglieder; fully paid-up memberMitglied ntohne Beitragsrückstände; is he fully paid-up?hat er alle Beiträge bezahlt?; to make an insurance policy paid-upeine Versicherung beitragsfrei stellen
paid-up [ˈpeɪdˌʌp] adj paid-in (Am) [ˈpeɪdˌɪn] adj (member) → che ha pagato la sua quota; (share) → interamente pagato/a
paid-up capital → capitale m interamente versato


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The showdown on July 2 will only be open to paid-up party members and not the general public.
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