英语词汇pay off怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

pay off

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/us

/peɪ/

paid|paid

If something you have donepaysoff, it issuccessful:

取得成功，得到好结果

All her hardworkpaidoff in the end, and shefinallypassedtheexam.她的所有努力最终得到了回报，她终于通过了考试。

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Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling

A game
accomplish
achieve
acquit
actualize
bear
go (like/down) a bombidiom
go faridiom
go from strength to strengthidiom
go into orbitidiom
go placesidiom
grade
kill
rise
sewsomethingup
slam dunk
smash itidiom
somewhere
stand out
streak ahead

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paysomethingoff

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/us

/peɪ/

paid|paid

topaybackmoneythat youowe:

We should beabletopayoff thedebtwithin twoyears.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Borrowing & lending

amortizable
amortization
arrears
bad debt
bonded
borrow
borrowing
credit rating
hock
holiday
IOU
over-borrowed
overdraft
overpayment
pay downsomething
paysomeone/somethingback
payday loan
reschedule
secure
straight

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paysomeoneoff

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/us

/peɪ/

paid|paid

Ifyouremployerpaysyou off, theypayyou for the lasttimeand then endyourjob, because you are notneededor there is not enoughmoneytopayyou in thefuture.

informal

to give someonemoneyso that they will not do or say something, or so that they will go away:

There wererumoursthatkeywitnesseshad beenpaidoff tokeepquiet.

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Firing staff

axe
be out onyourearidiom
castsomeoneadriftidiom
chop
constructive dismissal
decertification
firing
get the pushidiom
givesomeonethe heave-hoidiom
heave-ho
invalidsomeoneout
relieve
removal
remove
retire
rightsize
rightsizing
sack
terminate
termination

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(Definition ofpay offfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

pay off

—phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/us

/peɪ/

paid|paid

If something you have donepaysoff, it issuccessful.

取得成功，得到好结果

All her hardworkpaidoff in the end, and shefinallypassedtheexam.她的所有努力最终得到了回报，她终于通过了考试。

pay off| American Dictionary

pay off

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/

past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/

(HAVE SUCCESS)

toresultinsuccess:

Ihopeall thisworkpays off.

pay offsomething

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/

past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/

(GIVE MONEY OWED)

to give all of or the lastpartof anamountthat youowe:

Iexpectto pay thedebtoff within twoyears.

pay offsomeone

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/

past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/

(MONEY FOR HELP)

to give someonemoney, oftenillegally, after thepersonhas done somethingdishonesttohelpyou:

He paid off theinspectorswithbribesof $500.

pay off| Business English

pay off

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/us

paid|paid

[I]informal

if something you have donepaysoff, it issuccessful:

Americancarriersarehopingthat the newservicetoChinawillpayoff.

pay sb off

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/us

paid|paid

totellsomeone toleavetheirjobandpaythem what they haveearned:

75workerswerepaidoff when theplantwascloseddown.

tofinishpayingsomeone themoneythat youowethem:

Finally he hadpaidoff hiscreditorsand couldbegintosavemoney.

informal

to give someonemoneyso that they will not do or say something, or so that they will go away:

Twoformeremployeesthreatenedtotelldamagingstoriesto thepressunlessthecompanypaidthem off.

pay sth off

phrasal verbwithpayverb

/peɪ/us

paid|paid

FINANCE

tofinishpayingbackmoneythat youowefor something:

pay off a debt/loan/mortgageStudentloansare usuallypaidoff at a verypreferentialrate.

单词	pay off
释义	pay off phrasal verbwithpayverb uk /peɪ/us /peɪ/ paid\|paid B2 If something you have donepaysoff, it issuccessful: 取得成功，得到好结果 All her hardworkpaidoff in the end, and shefinallypassedtheexam.她的所有努力最终得到了回报，她终于通过了考试。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling A game accomplish achieve acquit actualize bear go (like/down) a bombidiom go faridiom go from strength to strengthidiom go into orbitidiom go placesidiom grade kill rise sewsomethingup slam dunk smash itidiom somewhere stand out streak ahead See more results » paysomethingoff phrasal verbwithpayverb uk /peɪ/us /peɪ/ paid\|paid B2 topaybackmoneythat youowe: We should beabletopayoff thedebtwithin twoyears. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Borrowing & lending amortizable amortization arrears bad debt bonded borrow borrowing credit rating hock holiday IOU over-borrowed overdraft overpayment pay downsomething paysomeone/somethingback payday loan reschedule secure straight See more results » paysomeoneoff phrasal verbwithpayverb uk /peɪ/us /peɪ/ paid\|paid Ifyouremployerpaysyou off, theypayyou for the lasttimeand then endyourjob, because you are notneededor there is not enoughmoneytopayyou in thefuture. informal to give someonemoneyso that they will not do or say something, or so that they will go away: There wererumoursthatkeywitnesseshad beenpaidoff tokeepquiet. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Firing staff axe be out onyourearidiom castsomeoneadriftidiom chop constructive dismissal decertification firing get the pushidiom givesomeonethe heave-hoidiom heave-ho invalidsomeoneout relieve removal remove retire rightsize rightsizing sack terminate termination See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Fraud & corruption (Definition ofpay offfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) pay off —phrasal verbwithpayverb uk /peɪ/us /peɪ/ paid\|paid B2 If something you have donepaysoff, it issuccessful. 取得成功，得到好结果 All her hardworkpaidoff in the end, and shefinallypassedtheexam.她的所有努力最终得到了回报，她终于通过了考试。 pay off\| American Dictionary pay off phrasal verbwithpayverb us /peɪ/ past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/ (HAVE SUCCESS) toresultinsuccess: Ihopeall thisworkpays off. pay offsomething phrasal verbwithpayverb us /peɪ/ past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/ (GIVE MONEY OWED) to give all of or the lastpartof anamountthat youowe: Iexpectto pay thedebtoff within twoyears. pay offsomeone phrasal verbwithpayverb us /peɪ/ past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/ (MONEY FOR HELP) to give someonemoney, oftenillegally, after thepersonhas done somethingdishonesttohelpyou: He paid off theinspectorswithbribesof $500. (Definition ofpay offfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) pay off\| Business English pay off phrasal verbwithpayverb uk /peɪ/us paid\|paid [I]informal if something you have donepaysoff, it issuccessful: Americancarriersarehopingthat the newservicetoChinawillpayoff. pay sb off phrasal verbwithpayverb uk /peɪ/us paid\|paid totellsomeone toleavetheirjobandpaythem what they haveearned: 75workerswerepaidoff when theplantwascloseddown. tofinishpayingsomeone themoneythat youowethem: Finally he hadpaidoff hiscreditorsand couldbegintosavemoney. informal to give someonemoneyso that they will not do or say something, or so that they will go away: Twoformeremployeesthreatenedtotelldamagingstoriesto thepressunlessthecompanypaidthem off. pay sth off phrasal verbwithpayverb uk /peɪ/us paid\|paid FINANCE tofinishpayingbackmoneythat youowefor something: pay off a debt/loan/mortgageStudentloansare usuallypaidoff at a verypreferentialrate. (Definition ofpay offfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/pay-off##
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