pay

• Dinero que se paga o se recibe a cambio de trabajo, bienes o servicios.

A noun referring to money given or received in exchange for work, goods, or services.

incontable

1. Money for workA2formal

   The money received for work done, usually wages or salary.

   pago por trabajo

   • Her monthly pay is higher than mine.
   • He asked for a raise in pay.
   • The workers demanded better pay and benefits.

   Sinónimoscompensationearningsemolumentincomepaymentrecompenseremunerationsalarystipend

2. PaymentA2formal

   The act of paying or the amount paid for goods or services.

   Pago

   • Cash pay is accepted here.
   • The pay for the repairs was $200.
   • They settled the pay with the supplier.

   Sinónimoscompensationearningsincomepaymentrecompenseremunerationsalarysettlementstipend

   Antónimosarrearsdefaultnonpayment

• Verbo que denota la acción de entregar dinero a cambio de bienes, servicios o para saldar una deuda.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving money in exchange for goods, services, or to settle a debt.

verbo irregular

1. A1formal

   To give money in exchange for goods, services, or to settle a debt.

   Pagar

   • I paid $20 for this shirt.
   • She paid the bill at the restaurant.
   • He paid his rent on time.

   Sinónimoscompensatecough updefraydischargefork outliquidatereimburseremitremuneraterendersettleshell outtender

2. Provide compensationA2formal

   To give money as wages or salary to an employee.

   pagar (salario)

   • The company pays well to its workers.
   • They pay her $50 per hour.
   • He gets paid every Friday.

   Sinónimoscompensaterecompensereimburseremuneratereward

3. Dedicate effortB2formal

   To devote time, attention, or effort to something.

   dedicar

   • You have to pay attention in class.
   • She paid close attention to the details.
   • He paid a visit to his grandparents last weekend.

   Sinónimosbestowdevotegiveofferrender

Variantes phrasalpay forpay offpay outpay up