"pay" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

pay Verb

pay + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 256

pay attention • pay taxes • pay tribute • pay rent • pay homage • pay salaries • pay dividends • pay tuition • pay cash • pay royalties • ...

Verb + pay

Kolokacji: 88

avoid paying • stop paying • start paying • help pay • begin paying • continue paying • keep paying • end up paying • afford to pay • ...

pay + Präposition

Kolokacji: 66

pay for • pay off • pay back • pay out • pay down • pay up • ...

pay + Adjektiv/Adverb

Kolokacji: 97

highly paid • pay dearly • actually pay • paid directly • pay handsomely • pay extra • generally pay • pay later • well paid • ...

Kolokacji: 29

1. highly paid = bardzo zapłacić highly paid

highly pay

2. pay dearly = słono zapłacić (np. za popełnione błędy) pay dearly

3. actually pay = faktycznie zapłać actually pay

4. paid directly = zapłacić bezpośrednio paid directly

5. pay handsomely = bardzo się opłacać pay handsomely

6. well paid = dobrze zapłacić well paid

pay well

7. pay later = płacić z opóźnieniem pay later

paid later

8. generally pay = ogólnie zapłać generally pay

9. eventually pay = ostatecznie zapłać eventually pay

10. poorly paid = ubogo zapłacony poorly paid

pay poorly

11. fully paid = pełnopłatny fully paid

fully pay

12. pay extra = dopłacać, dopłacić pay extra

13. simply pay = po prostu zapłać simply pay

14. no longer pay = już płaca no longer pay

She may not want to go but nor do those forced to move because they can no longer pay their mortgage.
But the company will no longer pay anyone to water its plants.
And even should she want to, Gray was no longer paying attention.
It said the government could no longer pay the staff.
A note found there said their company was in financial trouble and could no longer pay its 10 employees.
Britain was no longer paying its way in the world.
It would not help retirees, for example, because they no longer pay this tax.
The institute, which has been in business since 1888, can no longer pay its bills.
But these days it's gotten almost to the point where it no longer pays.
It no longer paid to go to college and, for most of the '70s, fewer people did.