Angla–Esperanta vortaro

Esperanta traduko de la angla vorto pay

angla → esperanto
  
anglaesperanto
(salary; wage; wages)
(salary; wage; wages; remuneration)
(salary; wage; wages; remuneration; stipend)
pagegi
(sou; halfpenny) ()
(ante up; foot the bill)
🔗 But he never paid his creditors a penny.
🔗 Have you paid him for it?
🔗 I’ll pay any price in my power if you help him.
(pay up)
🔗 If you do not like it, you need not pay.
(pay attention to; heed; watch out; mind; be attentive; be attentive to; take notice of) ()
🔗 Pay attention, men.
(pay attention; heed; watch out; mind; be attentive; be attentive to; take notice of) ()
🔗 But you may not have paid much attention to the chaos gripping Venezuela.
pay a visit
viziti najbaron
pay a visit
(drop by for a visit)
(repay; reimburse; pay off) (
pagi returne
)
🔗 Under the deal, Kyiv will not have to pay back the money until Russia pays reparations at the end of the conflict.
(avenge; revenge)
(honour; pay tribute to)
🔗 We must pay homage to him.
pay lip service
(pay lip service to)
apogi nur vorte
pay lip service to
(pay lip service)
apogi nur vorte
pay no attention to
ne atenti
pay off
finpagi
(repay; reimburse; pay back) (
pagi returne
)
🔗 One user, taxidriver Aleksandr, asked the head of the republic how he was supposed to support his family and pay off loans.
pay on account
pagi parte
(pay)
🔗 Honour the commitment that you made and pay up now, and if you don’t we’re prepared to go to court and ensure that every penny reaches those whose lives have been torn apart by Putin’s illegal war.
redundancy pay
(redundancy scheme; severance scheme)
maldunga aranĝo
paid
payable
pay‐day
(account‐day)
pay‐day
(account‐day)
paymaster
paymaster
payment
(full payment)
payment
🔗 That payment was first reported by the Wall Street Journal last month.
pay‐office
(cashier desk; cashier’s desk)
()
pay‐packet
salajrujo
pay‐phone
(coin box)
monera telefono
(raise; wage rise) ()
(put on stamps; stamp)
(pay in advance; advance) ()
ratepayer
(taxpayer)
()
(reimburse; pay back; pay off) (
pagi returne
)
🔗 It will repay, in some measure, their hospitality.
sick‐pay
malsanpago
()
🔗 Evidence presented to the Zondo commission suggests that this was part of a plan by Zuma and his allies to steal taxpayers’ money from the utility, including through lucrative coal supply contracts.