pay
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(pā) 
v., paid (pād), pay·ing, pays. v.tr.
pay2 (pā)
tr.v., payed, or paid (pād), pay·ing, pays.
To coat or cover (seams of a ship, for example) with waterproof material such as tar or asphalt.
v., paid (pād), pay·ing, pays. v.tr.
- To give money to in return for goods or services rendered: pay the cashier.
- To give (money) in exchange for goods or services: paid four dollars for a hamburger; paid an hourly wage.
- To discharge or settle (a debt or obligation): paying taxes; paid the bill.
- To give recompense for; requite: a kindness that cannot be paid back.
- To give recompense to; reward or punish: I'll pay him back for his insults.
- To bear (a cost or penalty, for example) in recompense: She paid the price for her unpopular opinions.
- To yield as a return: a savings plan that paid six percent interest.
- To afford an advantage to; profit: It paid us to be generous.
- To give or bestow: paying compliments; paying attention.
- To make (a visit or call).
- Past tense and past participle, paid, or payed (pād). To let out (a line or cable) by slackening.
- To give money in exchange for goods or services.
- To discharge a debt or obligation.
- To bear a cost or penalty in recompense: You'll pay for this mischief!
- To be profitable or worthwhile: It doesn't pay to get angry.
- Of, relating to, giving, or receiving payments.
- Requiring payment to use or operate: a pay toilet.
- Yielding valuable metal in mining: a pay streak.
- The act of paying or state of being paid.
- Money given in return for work done; salary; wages.
- Recompense or reward: Your thanks are pay enough.
- Retribution or punishment.
- Paid employment: the workers in our pay.
- A person considered with regard to his or her credit or reliability in discharging debts.
pay off
- To pay the full amount on (a debt).
- To effect profit: a bet that paid off poorly.
- To get revenge for or on; requite.
- To pay the wages due to (an employee) upon discharge.
- Informal. To bribe.
- Nautical. To turn or cause to turn (a vessel) to leeward.
- To give (money) out; spend.
- To let out (a line or rope) by slackening.
- To give over the full monetary amount demanded.
pay (one's) dues
- To earn a given right or position through hard work, long-term experience, or suffering: She paid her dues in small-town theaters before being cast in a Broadway play.
- To contribute one's own share; pay for oneself.
- To bear the consequences of something.
- To pay excessively.
[Middle English paien, from Old French paiier, from Late Latin pācāre, to appease, from Latin, to pacify, subdue, from pāx, pāc-, peace.]
WORD HISTORY Given the unpeaceful feelings one often has in paying bills or income taxes, it is difficult to believe that the word pay ultimately derives from the Latin word pāx, "peace." However, it is not the peace of the one who pays that is involved in this development of meaning. From pāx, meaning "peace" and also "a settlement of hostilities," was derived the word pācāre, "to impose a settlement on peoples or territories." In Late Latin pācāre was extended in sense to mean "to appease." The Old French word paiier that developed from Latin pācāre came to have the specific application "to pacify or satisfy a creditor," a sense that came into Middle English along with the word paien (first recorded around the beginning of the 13th century), the ancestor of our word pay.
pay2 (pā)
tr.v., payed, or paid (pād), pay·ing, pays.
To coat or cover (seams of a ship, for example) with waterproof material such as tar or asphalt.
[Obsolete French peier, from Old French, from Latin picāre, from pix, pic-, pitch.]
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The past tense and past participle of the verb are both paid.
| pavement, patron, patrol | |
| peaceable, peaceful, peccadillo, pedagogy |
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Abbreviation for premium payment. It usually applies to a limited number of annual premium payment policies such as a ten-day policy.
| Owner’s Designated Beneficiary, Ownershipof Expirations, Ownership Rights Under Life Insurance | |
| Package Policy, Paid Business, Paid For |
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also pay off
verb
- To give payment to in return for goods or services rendered: compensate, recompense, remunerate. See pay/owe.
- To give compensation to: compensate, indemnify, recompense, redress, reimburse, remunerate, repay, requite. See pay/owe.
- To distribute (money) as payment. disburse, expend, give, lay out, outlay, spend. Informal fork out (or over) (or up), shell out. See save/waste.
- To set right by giving what is due. clear, discharge, liquidate, satisfy, settle, square. See pay/owe.
- To make as income or profit: bring in, clear, draw, earn, gain, gross, net2, produce, realize, repay, return, yield. See money.
- To give a satisfactory return to: compensate, indemnify, recompense, remunerate, repay, requite, reward. See pay/owe.
phrasal verb - pay back
- To exact revenge for or from: avenge, pay off, redress, repay, requite, vindicate. Informal fix. Archaic wreak. Idioms: even the score, get back at, get even with, pay backin kindin one's own coin, settlesquareaccounts, take an eye for an eye,, forgiveness/vindictiveness.
phrasal verb - pay off
- To exact revenge for or from: avenge, pay back, redress, repay, requite, vindicate. Informal fix. Archaic wreak. Idioms: even the score, get back at, get even with, pay backin kindin one's own coin, settlesquareaccounts, take an eye for an eye. See forgiveness/vindictiveness.
- To give, offer, or promise a bribe to: bribe, buy (off). Idioms: grease someone'spalmhand. See crimes, money, persuasion/dissuasion.
noun
- Payment for work done: compensation, earnings, emolument, fee, hire, remuneration, salary, stipend, wage. See pay/owe.
Idioms beginning with pay:
pay a compliment
pay as you go
pay attention
pay court to
pay dirt, hit
pay one's dues
pay through the nose
pay up
pay your money and take your choice
See also (pay the piper) call the tune; crime does not pay; devil to pay; hell to pay; lip service, pay; rob Peter to pay Paul; you get what you pay for.
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Definition: give money for goods, services
Antonyms: earn
v
Definition: profit, yield
Antonyms: lose
v. past and past part. payed seal (the deck or hull seams of a wooden ship) with pitch or tar to prevent leakage.
See the Introduction, Abbreviations and Pronunciation for further details.
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pay
IN BRIEF: Give money, usually in exchange for goods or services.
Service to others is the rent you pay for living on this planet.
— Marian Wright Edelman, African-American social reformer.
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sign description: The index finger begins at the base of the palm of the flat left hand and runs it's way up the hand.
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The paymaster. (1878 —) .
Taffrail Cashley, the fleet pay, was vainly endeavouring to get up a four at auction bridge (1916).
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The paymaster. (1878 —) .
Taffrail Cashley, the fleet pay, was vainly endeavouring to get up a four at auction bridge (1916).
| Pat (Malone), Pat, Pape | |
| Peck's bad boy, Peckham rye, Percy |
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categories related to 'pay'
- Economics and Economic Theory - pay: wages or salary given for services
- Spending, Receiving, and Possessing Wealth - pay: money handed over for work done or services performed
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Look up pay in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. |
Pay may refer to:
- A wage or salary earned for work
- The process of payment for goods and services, an aspect of trade
- Waterproofing the seams of a wooden ship
- Puffy AmiYumi, a Japanese pop/rock band
- pay (geology), portion of a reservoir that contains economically recoverable hydrocarbons
PAY can refer to:
- Partido Alianza por Yucatán, a political party in Mexico
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Pay
Dansk (Danish)
1.
v. tr. - betale, lønne, yde
v. intr. - betale sig
adj. - lønnings-, betalings-
n. - betaling, gage, hyre
idioms:
- back pay tilbagebetaling
- he who pays the piper calls the tune den, der betaler, bestemmer
- in the pay of til betaling for
- it pays to det betaler sig at
- make pay through the nose betale for meget
- pay a call besøge
- pay a call on besøge
- pay a visit besøge
- pay back betale tilbage, hævne sig
- pay cheque løncheck
- pay claim lønkrav
- pay day lønningsdag
- pay dearly komme dyrt at stå
- pay dirt guldholdigt grus
- pay off betale, afdrage
- pay one's last respects vise en afdød den sidste respekt
- pay one's way betale enhver sit, betale for sig
- pay out udbetale, gengælde
- pay packet lønningspose
- pay slip lønseddel
- pay station telefonkiosk
- pay up betale fuldt ud
- paying guest betalende gæst
- pays for itself det hviler i sig selv
- put paid to slutte
2.
v. tr. - bege
Nederlands (Dutch)
betalen, vergoeden, schenken (aandacht etc.), lonen, belonen/ straffen, de moeite waard zijn, teren, loon, vergoeding, gebied met lonende ertslaag/ olievelden, lonend, betaal-, te betalen
Français (French)
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v. tr. - payer, régler, verser, (Fin) rapporter, gagner à, rendre (hommage, une visite), prêter (attention), faire (des compliments), (Naut) laisser dériver
v. intr. - rapporter (une affaire), payer (une qualité), s'amortir (un achat), rentabiliser (qch)
adj. - salarial, de salaire, des salaires
n. - salaire, solde, gages (arch), (Admin) traitement
idioms:
- back pay rappel de salaire
- he who pays the piper calls the tune qui paie les violons choisit la musique
- in the pay of (être) à la solde de (qn)
- it pays to cela paie de
- pay a call rendre visite
- pay a visit rendre visite, aller au petit coin
- pay as you go (US) retenue à la source de l'impôt sur le revenu
- pay back rembourser, revaloir, restituer
- pay cheque payer par chèque
- pay claim réclamation de paie
- pay day jour de paie
- pay dearly payer chèrement
- pay dirt (US) gisement exploitable, (fig) trouver le filon
- pay for itself s'amortir (un achat)
- pay in (GB) déposer de l'argent dans un compte bancaire
- pay off (fig) être payant, (gén) congédier, (Naut) débarquer, acheter le silence de, rembourser (un prêt)
- pay one's last respects rendre ses derniers hommages
- pay one's way payer sa part
- pay out débourser, dépenser, laisser filer (une corde)
- pay packet (GB) enveloppe de paie, (fig) paie, salaire
- pay slip fiche de paie
- pay station (US) cabine téléphonique, téléphone public
- pay up payer, verser, régler, s'acquitter de
- paying guest hôte payant
- put paid to (GB, NZ) mettre fin à, détruire
2.
v. tr. - obturer avec du brai ou du goudron (pont d'un bateau)
Deutsch (German)
1.
v. - (be)zahlen, belohnen, einbringen, sich lohnen, büßen
adj. - Münz-, gebührenpflichtig
n. - Gehalt, Lohn, Sold
idioms:
- back pay rückständiger Lohn
- he who pays the piper calls the tune wes Brot ich eß, des Lied ich sing
- in the pay of für jmdn. arbeitend
- it pays to es lohnt sich
- pay a call besuchen
- pay a visit besuchen
- pay as you go bar bezahlen (nicht mit Kredit)
- pay back sich revanchieren, zurückzahlen
- pay cheque Gehaltsscheck
- pay claim Gehaltsforderung
- pay day Zahltag
- pay dearly teuer bezahlen
- pay dirt abbauwürdiges Erzlager
- pay for itself sich bezahlt machen
- pay in einzahlen
- pay off (sich) auszahlen, abmustern, abbezahlen, (mar.) leewärts steuern
- pay one's last respects jmdm. die letzte Ehre erweisen
- pay one's way die Kosten decken
- pay out auszahlen, ausgeben, (mar.) ablaufen lassen
- pay packet Lohntüte
- pay slip Gehaltszettel
- pay station Münzfernsprecher
- pay up zahlen
- paying guest zahlender Gast
- put paid to zunichte machen
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v. - die DecknÄhte auspichen
Ελληνική (Greek)
n. - μισθός, αποδοχές, πληρωμή, εξόφληση
v. - πληρώνω, ανταμείβω, καταβάλλω, ξοδεύω, συμφέρω, αποδίδω, είναι συμφέρον, ξεπληρώνω, εξοφλώ
adj. - κερματοδόχος, (για ορυκτά κ.λπ.) εκμεταλλεύσιμος
idioms:
- back pay αναδρομικός μισθός
- he who pays the piper calls the tune με τον παρά μου και τον αγά μου
- in the pay of στην εργοδοσία του.., στη δούλεψή του..
- it pays to συμφέρει να
- make pay through the nose πληρώνω κάτι πολύ ακριβότερα από την αξία του
- pay a call κάνω επίσκεψη
- pay a call on επισκέπτομαι
- pay a visit κάνω επίσκεψη
- pay back επιστρέφω δανεικά, εκδικούμαι, ανταποδίδω, ξεπληρώνω
- pay cheque επιταγή μισθοδοσίας
- pay claim απαίτηση πληρωμής
- pay day ημέρα μισθοδοσίας/πληρωμών
- pay dearly πληρώνω (πολύ) ακριβά
- pay dirt εκμεταλλεύσιμο απόθεμα (ορυχείου κ.λπ.)
- pay off εξοφλώ πλήρως, αποζημιώνω και απολύω
- pay one's last respects απονέμω τις τελευταίες τιμές προς
- pay one's way βγάζω το ψωμί μου (προσπορίζομαι αρκετά για να καλύψω τις ανάγκες μου)
- pay out πληρώνω, εκδικούμαι
- pay packet φάκελος με μισθό
- pay slip εκκαθαριστικό (σημείωμα) μισθοδοσίας
- pay station (ΗΠΑ) τηλέφωνο με κερματοδέκτη
- pay up εξοφλώ, ξεπληρώνω, αποπληρώνω
- paying guest νοικάρης
- pays for itself βγάζει τα λεφτά του
- put paid to δίνω τέλος σε, βάζω τελεία και παύλα σε
Italiano (Italian)
pagare, retribuire, versare, valere la pena, scontare, paga, salario, rimborso
idioms:
- back pay stipendio arretrato
- he who pays the piper calls the tune la parola spetta a chi paga il conto
- in the pay of al soldo di
- it pays to vale la pena
- make pay through the nose far pagar caro
- pay a call/visit andare a trovare
- pay attention/heed fare attenzione
- pay back rendere la pariglia
- pay cheque busta paga
- pay claim richiesta di aumento
- pay day giorno di paga
- pay dearly pagare a caro prezzo
- pay dirt miniera d'oro
- pay off liquidare
- pay one's last respects rendere gli ultimi omaggi
- pay one's way passare in attivo
- pay out pagare
- pay packet busta paga
- pay slip foglio paga
- pay station telefono a gettoni
- pay up pagare
- paying guest ospite pagante
- pays for itself copre le spese
- put paid to trattare con, abbandonare l'idea di
Português (Portuguese)
n. - pagamento (m), salário (m)
v. - pagar, devolver
adj. - de pagamento
idioms:
- back pay salário atrasado
- he who pays the piper calls the tune quem pode, pode
- in the pay of a serviço de
- it pays to vale a pena
- make pay through the nose pagar os olhos da cara
- pay a call/visit fazer uma visita
- pay attention/heed prestar atenção
- pay back pagar, devolver
- pay cheque contracheque
- pay claim reivindicação salarial
- pay day dia de pagamento
- pay dearly pagar caro
- pay dirt minério ou local que vale a pena ser explorado
- pay off remunerar, retaliar, acertar as contas
- pay one's last respects prestar a última homenagem
- pay one's way não valer a pena, pagar sua parte
- pay out acertar as contas, vingar-se, punir
- pay packet envelope de pagamento
- pay slip recibo de pagamento
- pay station telefone público
- pay up saldar, dar lucro
- paying guest inquilino (m)
- pays for itself vale a pena
- put paid to fazer ir por água abaixo
Русский (Russian)
заплатить, отплатить, окупаться, поплатиться, оплата, зарплата
idioms:
- back pay возврат долга, расплата, невыплаченная зарплата
- he who pays the piper calls the tune кто платит, тот заказывает музыку
- in the pay of на службе у
- it pays to стоит
- make pay through the nose переплатить
- pay a call/visit нанести визит
- pay attention/heed обращать внимание
- pay back отплатить
- pay cheque зарплата
- pay claim платежное требование
- pay day день выдачи зарплаты
- pay dearly дорого поплатиться
- pay dirt удачный результат
- pay off расплатиться, отплатить
- pay one's last respects отдать последние почести
- pay one's way оплатить поездку, платить за себя
- pay out заплатить, выложить
- pay packet зарплата
- pay slip платежная ведомость
- pay station телефон-автомат
- pay up расплатиться, деньги на бочку!
- paying guest квартирант/ка
- pays for itself окупаться
- put paid to навсегда кончилось
Español (Spanish)
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v. tr. - pagar, abonar, satisfacer, remunerar, retribuir, ingresar, depositar, rendir, costear, purgar, recompensar, sufragar, presentar, ofrecer
v. intr. - pagar, abonar, satisfacer, remunerar, valer la pena, expiar, hacer penitencia, purgar, compensar, ser provechoso, virar a sotavento, recompensar
adj. - de paga o pago, que paga, carga, nómina
n. - sueldo, paga, pago, remuneración, retribución, salario, subsidio, subvención, dinero de bolsillo
idioms:
- back pay salario o sueldo atrasado
- he who pays the piper calls the tune el que paga manda
- in the pay of a sueldo de, pagado por, al servicio de
- it pays to compensar, ser provechoso
- pay a call visitar
- pay a visit visitar
- pay as you go pagar las compras según vayan surgiendo
- pay back reembolsar, pagar la deuda a, devolver, pagar con la misma moneda
- pay cheque sueldo, pago
- pay claim demanda de aumento de sueldo
- pay day día de paga
- pay dearly pagar muy caro
- pay dirt filón, suelo rico en minerales, información interesante, hallazgo
- pay for itself paga por su parte, reembolsa la inversión, cubre los costes, se paga solo
- pay in depositar dinero en una cuenta bancaria
- pay off liquidar, saldar, merecer la pena, desembolsar, redimir, reembolsar, pagar y despedir, licenciar, arriar, reportar beneficios, dar buenos resultados
- pay one's last respects hacer honor al muerto
- pay one's way pagar su parte, ser solvente, costear sus propios gastos
- pay out pagar, desembolsar, distribuir, arriar, soltar, darle su merecido
- pay packet sobre de paga, paga global
- pay slip hoja de sueldo
- pay station teléfono público
- pay up cancelar, pagar íntegramente, pagar una deuda (de mala gana)
- paying guest huésped de pago, pensionista
- put paid to poner fin a
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v. tr. - calafatear
Svenska (Swedish)
n. - betalning, lön
v. - betala, ersätta, löna sig, täcka kostn., sota för, släcka (fira) på (sjö.), betyga
adj. - betalnings-, löne-
中文（简体）(Chinese (Simplified))
1. 付, 支付, 偿还, 付款给, 补偿, 付款, 有利, 划算, 偿还债务, 生利, 付的, 支付的, 偿还的, 付款给的, 补偿的, 薪水, 工资
idioms:
- back pay 欠薪
- he who pays the piper calls the tune 出资的人作主
- in the pay of 受...雇用
- it pays to ...是有利的
- make pay through the nose 使付很多钱
- pay a call 进行一次拜访
- pay a call on 拜访...
- pay a visit 拜访
- pay back 偿还, 报复, 报答
- pay cheque 付薪水用的支票
- pay claim 偿还欠款的要求, 支付失业保险金的要求, 增加工资的要求
- pay day 发薪日, 工资日, 领酬金日
- pay dearly 付高价, 付出很大的代价
- pay dirt 有利可图的发现
- pay off 付清, 使人得益, 报复
- pay one's last respects 向死者告别
- pay one's way 支付生活费, 勉强维持
- pay out 付出, 报复
- pay packet 工资, 工资袋
- pay slip 工资单
- pay station 公用自动收费电话亭, 投币式公用电话
- pay up 付清钱款
- paying guest 寄宿者
- pays for itself 价钱从利润中扣除
2. 付, 支付, 偿还, 付款给, 补偿
中文（繁體）(Chinese (Traditional))
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v. tr. - 付, 支付, 償還, 付款給, 補償
v. intr. - 付款, 有利, 划算, 償還債務, 生利
adj. - 付的, 支付的, 償還的, 付款給的, 補償的
n. - 薪水, 工資
idioms:
- back pay 欠薪
- he who pays the piper calls the tune 出資的人作主
- in the pay of 受...雇用
- it pays to ...是有利的
- make pay through the nose 使付很多錢
- pay a call 進行一次拜訪
- pay a call on 拜訪...
- pay a visit 拜訪
- pay back 償還, 報復, 報答
- pay cheque 付薪水用的支票
- pay claim 償還欠款的要求, 支付失業保險金的要求, 增加工資的要求
- pay day 發薪日, 工資日, 領酬金日
- pay dearly 付高價, 付出很大的代價
- pay dirt 有利可圖的發現
- pay off 付清, 使人得益, 報復
- pay one's last respects 向死者告別
- pay one's way 支付生活費, 勉強維持
- pay out 付出, 報復
- pay packet 工資, 工資袋
- pay slip 薪水單
- pay station 公用自動收費電話亭, 投幣式公用電話
- pay up 付清錢款
- paying guest 寄宿者
- pays for itself 價錢從利潤中扣除
2.
v. tr. - 付, 支付, 償還, 付款給, 補償
한국어 (Korean)
1.
v. tr. - 갚다, 지불하다, ~에게 이익을 주다
v. intr. - 지불을 하다, 수지맞다, 벌을 받다
adj. - 유료의, 자비의, 채산이 맞는
n. - 지불 , 급료, 보수
idioms:
- in the pay of ~에게 고용되어, ~의 부하가 되어
- it pays to 수지가 맞다, 돈벌이가 되다
- make pay through the nose 전부 청산해버리다, 전액 납입하다
- pay back 돈을 갚아주다, ~에 보복하다
- pay off 전부 갚다, 봉급을 주고 해고하다
- pay out 지불하다, 혼쭐내다
- pay up 전액 납입하다
- put paid to ~을 결말 내다, 처리하다, 못쓰게 만들다
2.
v. tr. - (배 밑, 이음매에) 타르, 피치를 칠하다
日本語 (Japanese)
n. - 給料, 報酬
v. - 支払う, 代金を支払う, 利益になる, する, 利益をもたらす, 報いを受ける, 償いをする
adj. - 有料の
idioms:
- in the pay of 雇われて
- it pays to 儲かる, 引合になる
- make pay through the nose 法外な代価を支払う
- pay a call on 訪問する
- pay a call/visit トイレへ行く
- pay attention to 注意を払う, 留意する
- pay attention/heed 注意する
- pay back 返す, …に…を返す, 仕返しをする
- pay cheque 小切手を支払う
- pay claim 賃上げ要求
- pay day 給料日
- pay dearly 高価を支払う, 大きな犠牲を払う
- pay dirt 採算のとれる鉱脈
- pay heed to 留意する
- pay off 全部返す, 仕返しをする, うまくいく
- pay one's dues 報いをうける
- pay one's last respects 最後の敬意を表する
- pay one's respects 敬意を表する
- pay one's way 借金せずに暮らす
- pay out 支払う, 払い戻す
- pay packet 給料袋
- pay slip 給与明細スリップ
- pay station 公衆電話
- pay the earth 地球に敬意をはらう
- pay through the nose 法外の金を払う
- pay up 全部払う
- put paid to 終わらせる
- take-home pay 手取りの給料
العربيه (Arabic)
(الاسم) دفع, أجر, راتب (فعل) يدفع, يسدد, يغطي بمادة صامدة للماء (صفه) مغل, غني, مجز, متطلب أجرا
עברית (Hebrew)
v. tr. - שילם, גמל, פרע, הגיש, נתן, ביטא, ביקר, העניש
v. intr. - היה כדאי, הועיל, השתלם, נתן, כרוך בתשלום תקופתי, בתשלום, של תשלום
adj. - כרוך בתשלום תקופתי, בתשלום, של תשלום
n. - משכורת, שכר, תשלום, גמול, שכבה סלעית שמפיקים ממנה נפט
v. tr. - מרח (אוניה) בזפת וכו' נגד רטיבות
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