Definition of pay-to-play in English:

pay-to-play

adjective

1Relating to or denoting an arrangement in which a charge must be paid to play a game or sport.
both municipal courses are also available on a pay-to-play basis
all the games are pay-to-play
a pay-to-play pool table
Example sentencesExamples
- Free-to-play has been on the rise, continually, for the last six years, with players - and oddly, revenue - both surpassing those of pay-to-play games.
- The free-to-play (F2P) revenue model continues to dominate over pay-to-play games.
- According to a coach based in Philadelphia, US soccer is moving away from a pay-to-play model in youth soccer.
- The NFL launched its own pay-to-play competitions, with memorabilia as trophies.
- We couldn't make a pay-to-play game as "nobody" pays for mobile games anymore.
- Why subscribe to two or three pay-to-play MMOs when there's only so much time to put into whichever is selected?
- The new pay-to-play video site soft-launched today.
- They play on a pay-to-play basis.
1. 1.1US (especially in politics) relating to or denoting a situation in which payment is demanded, often illegally, from those wishing to take part in a particular business activity.
  a pay-to-play scandal haunts the hundred-billion-dollar state pension fund
  Example sentencesExamples
  I did not know that the governor and his cronies were attempting to use the process to extort money and favors in a brazen pay-to-play scheme.
  New Jersey recently established rules against pay-to-play practices at its state pension fund.
  During his first year as mayor, the issue of pay-to-play bubbled to the surface more than once.
  He is a pay-to-play governor, which, given our system of campaign finance, is all perfectly legal.
  I reject and denounce pay-to-play politics and have no involvement whatsoever in any wrongdoing.
  He believes the public is finally fed up with the pay-to-play culture that has dominated the city's politics for decades.
  The councilman is sponsoring a bill meant to address pay-to-play by severely limiting contributions from vendors who receive no-bid contracts.
  After a year of pay-to-play investigations in City Hall, prosecutors have yet to prove any links between campaign fund-raising and lucrative city contracts.
  Congress for so long has operated on a pay-to-play system, where those with the deepest pockets have the loudest voice.
  Government watchdog groups who have followed the negotiations praised the Council's efforts to curb so-called pay-to-play contributions.

Definition of pay-to-play in US English:

pay-to-play

adjective

1Relating to or denoting an arrangement in which a charge must be paid to play a game or sport.
both municipal courses are also available on a pay-to-play basis
all the games are pay-to-play
a pay-to-play pool table
Example sentencesExamples
- The NFL launched its own pay-to-play competitions, with memorabilia as trophies.
- Free-to-play has been on the rise, continually, for the last six years, with players - and oddly, revenue - both surpassing those of pay-to-play games.
- According to a coach based in Philadelphia, US soccer is moving away from a pay-to-play model in youth soccer.
- The new pay-to-play video site soft-launched today.
- We couldn't make a pay-to-play game as "nobody" pays for mobile games anymore.
- The free-to-play (F2P) revenue model continues to dominate over pay-to-play games.
- They play on a pay-to-play basis.
- Why subscribe to two or three pay-to-play MMOs when there's only so much time to put into whichever is selected?
1. 1.1US (especially in politics) relating to or denoting a situation in which payment is demanded, often illegally, from those wishing to take part in a particular business activity.
  a pay-to-play scandal haunts the hundred-billion-dollar state pension fund
  Example sentencesExamples
  I did not know that the governor and his cronies were attempting to use the process to extort money and favors in a brazen pay-to-play scheme.
  After a year of pay-to-play investigations in City Hall, prosecutors have yet to prove any links between campaign fund-raising and lucrative city contracts.
  The councilman is sponsoring a bill meant to address pay-to-play by severely limiting contributions from vendors who receive no-bid contracts.
  New Jersey recently established rules against pay-to-play practices at its state pension fund.
  I reject and denounce pay-to-play politics and have no involvement whatsoever in any wrongdoing.
  He believes the public is finally fed up with the pay-to-play culture that has dominated the city's politics for decades.
  Government watchdog groups who have followed the negotiations praised the Council's efforts to curb so-called pay-to-play contributions.
  Congress for so long has operated on a pay-to-play system, where those with the deepest pockets have the loudest voice.
  He is a pay-to-play governor, which, given our system of campaign finance, is all perfectly legal.
  During his first year as mayor, the issue of pay-to-play bubbled to the surface more than once.

单词	pay-to-play
释义	Definition of pay-to-play in English: pay-to-play adjective 1Relating to or denoting an arrangement in which a charge must be paid to play a game or sport. both municipal courses are also available on a pay-to-play basis all the games are pay-to-play a pay-to-play pool table Example sentencesExamples Free-to-play has been on the rise, continually, for the last six years, with players - and oddly, revenue - both surpassing those of pay-to-play games. The free-to-play (F2P) revenue model continues to dominate over pay-to-play games. According to a coach based in Philadelphia, US soccer is moving away from a pay-to-play model in youth soccer. The NFL launched its own pay-to-play competitions, with memorabilia as trophies. We couldn't make a pay-to-play game as "nobody" pays for mobile games anymore. Why subscribe to two or three pay-to-play MMOs when there's only so much time to put into whichever is selected? The new pay-to-play video site soft-launched today. They play on a pay-to-play basis. 1.1US (especially in politics) relating to or denoting a situation in which payment is demanded, often illegally, from those wishing to take part in a particular business activity. a pay-to-play scandal haunts the hundred-billion-dollar state pension fund Example sentencesExamples I did not know that the governor and his cronies were attempting to use the process to extort money and favors in a brazen pay-to-play scheme. New Jersey recently established rules against pay-to-play practices at its state pension fund. During his first year as mayor, the issue of pay-to-play bubbled to the surface more than once. He is a pay-to-play governor, which, given our system of campaign finance, is all perfectly legal. I reject and denounce pay-to-play politics and have no involvement whatsoever in any wrongdoing. He believes the public is finally fed up with the pay-to-play culture that has dominated the city's politics for decades. The councilman is sponsoring a bill meant to address pay-to-play by severely limiting contributions from vendors who receive no-bid contracts. After a year of pay-to-play investigations in City Hall, prosecutors have yet to prove any links between campaign fund-raising and lucrative city contracts. Congress for so long has operated on a pay-to-play system, where those with the deepest pockets have the loudest voice. Government watchdog groups who have followed the negotiations praised the Council's efforts to curb so-called pay-to-play contributions. Definition of pay-to-play in US English: pay-to-play adjective 1Relating to or denoting an arrangement in which a charge must be paid to play a game or sport. both municipal courses are also available on a pay-to-play basis all the games are pay-to-play a pay-to-play pool table Example sentencesExamples The NFL launched its own pay-to-play competitions, with memorabilia as trophies. Free-to-play has been on the rise, continually, for the last six years, with players - and oddly, revenue - both surpassing those of pay-to-play games. According to a coach based in Philadelphia, US soccer is moving away from a pay-to-play model in youth soccer. The new pay-to-play video site soft-launched today. We couldn't make a pay-to-play game as "nobody" pays for mobile games anymore. The free-to-play (F2P) revenue model continues to dominate over pay-to-play games. They play on a pay-to-play basis. Why subscribe to two or three pay-to-play MMOs when there's only so much time to put into whichever is selected? 1.1US (especially in politics) relating to or denoting a situation in which payment is demanded, often illegally, from those wishing to take part in a particular business activity. a pay-to-play scandal haunts the hundred-billion-dollar state pension fund Example sentencesExamples I did not know that the governor and his cronies were attempting to use the process to extort money and favors in a brazen pay-to-play scheme. After a year of pay-to-play investigations in City Hall, prosecutors have yet to prove any links between campaign fund-raising and lucrative city contracts. The councilman is sponsoring a bill meant to address pay-to-play by severely limiting contributions from vendors who receive no-bid contracts. New Jersey recently established rules against pay-to-play practices at its state pension fund. I reject and denounce pay-to-play politics and have no involvement whatsoever in any wrongdoing. He believes the public is finally fed up with the pay-to-play culture that has dominated the city's politics for decades. Government watchdog groups who have followed the negotiations praised the Council's efforts to curb so-called pay-to-play contributions. Congress for so long has operated on a pay-to-play system, where those with the deepest pockets have the loudest voice. He is a pay-to-play governor, which, given our system of campaign finance, is all perfectly legal. During his first year as mayor, the issue of pay-to-play bubbled to the surface more than once.
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