pay

pay
pei 1. past tense, past participle - paid; verb
1) (to give (money) to (someone) in exchange for goods, services etc: He paid $5 for the book.) betale; utbetale; lønne
2) (to return (money that is owed): It's time you paid your debts.) betale tilbake, gjengjelde
3) (to suffer punishment (for): You'll pay for that remark!) straffes, betale
4) (to be useful or profitable (to): Crime doesn't pay.) lønne/svare seg
5) (to give (attention, homage, respect etc): Pay attention!; to pay one's respects.) skjenke, høre (etter); gi (komplimenter)
2. noun
(money given or received for work etc; wages: How much pay do you get?) lønn, betaling, gasje
- payee
- payment
- pay-packet
- pay-roll
- pay back
- pay off
- pay up
- put paid to
betale
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gasje
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lønn
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lønning
I
subst. \/peɪ\/
1) lønn, gasje, hyre (sjøfart)
that is good pay
det er en god lønn
he took him into his pay
han tok ham inn i tjeneste
2) betaling, godtgjørelse
be in someone's pay være i tjeneste hos noen
full pay full lønn
II
verb (paid - paid) \/peɪ\/
1) betale, erlegge, utbetale, stå for
pay your bill!
he pays his men well
han betaler mennene sine godt
she pays the wages
hun utbetaler lønnen
he had to pay all the expenses
han måtte stå for alle utgiftene
2) innbringe, kaste av seg
his job pays £500 a week
3) lønne seg for
it will pay you to look at the notes in the book
4) gjengjelde, straffe, unngjelde
pay somebody's kindness with ingratitude
gjengjelde vennlighet med utakknemlighet
it's always the woman who pays
det er alltid kvinnen som får unngjelde
5) gi, avlegge, skjenke, gjøre
pay me a visit when you're in town, will you?
kan du ikke avlegge meg et besøk når du er i byen?
6) lønne seg, være lønnsomt
my parents always said that honesty pays
mine foreldre sa alltid at ærlighet lønner seg \/ varer lengst
the business doesn't pay
forretningen er ikke lønnsom
7) (sjøfart) falle av
pay away utbetale (sjøfart) stikke ut, fire ut
pay back betale tilbake (overført) gi igjen
pay big betale dyrt
pay dirt eller hit\/strike dirt (også overført) ha flaks, skyte gullfuglen, oppdage en gullgruve komme til bunns
pay down betale kontant, betale (deler av) summen ved kjøp
you can pay £100 down and the rest by instalments
du kan betale 100 pund kontant og resten i avdrag
nedbetale
pay for betale for, gi for
pay for the furniture
dekke kostnadene for, dekke utgiftene til, bekoste
my parents paid for my education
la svi for, gi igjen for
I'll pay you for this
få unngjelde for
you'll pay for this!
dette skal du få svi for!
pay in (bank) sette inn
pay into (bank) sette inn på\/i
the old man won't pay money into the bank
pay money over to someone betale penger til noen
pay off betale fullt ut, betale ferdig
we paid off our house
vi betalte restansen på huset vårt
avmønstre, utbetale lønn og gi avskjed
pay off the crew tomorrow
(overført) gi igjen, gi betalt, gi resultater
this policy has paid off
denne politikken har gitt resultater lønne seg
(sjøfart) falle av
pay one's entrance (fee) seentrance, 1
pay one's own way betale for seg (selv) være lønnsom, klare seg
pay out utbetale, foreta utbetaling gi igjen
I'll pay you out for this!
dette skal du få igjen for!
(sjøfart, om tau e.l.) gi ut, fire ut, slakke
can you pay out a rope?
pay up betale fullt ut, punge ut
the mob forced them to pay up
put paid to something (hverdagslig) sette en stopper for noe, gjøre slutt på noe
III
verb (payed - payed eller paid - paid) \/peɪ\/
(sjøfart) beke, lapsalvere, tjærebre
pay a seam for me, will you?
bek en nat for meg, er du snill

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