Vocab Bloom Hub

pay off

/peɪ ɒf/

Перевод: Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения полной выплаты долга или получения успешного результата после усилий.

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verb

/peɪ ɒf/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения полной выплаты долга или получения успешного результата после усилий.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of settling a debt completely, or yielding a successful result after effort.

неисчисляемое · переходный и непереходный · фразовый, разделяемый

  1. Settle a debtformal

    To pay the full amount of money owed for a loan or debt.

    ruПогасить долг

    • She finally paid off her student loans.
    • He paid off the mortgage on his house.
    • They plan to pay off all their credit card debt by next year.

    Синонимыcleardischargeliquidaterepaysettlesquare

  2. Yield a positive resultinformal

    To be successful or beneficial after a period of effort.

    ruОкупиться

    • All his hard work paid off when he got the promotion.
    • Her dedication to training paid off in the competition.
    • The investment paid off handsomely in the long run.

    Синонимыcome throughpan outsucceedwork

    Антонимыbackfirefaillose

  3. Bribe someoneinformal

    To give money to someone to prevent them from acting against you or to gain an advantage.

    ruПодкупить

    • The corrupt official was paid off to ignore the violation.
    • They tried to pay off the witness to keep quiet.
    • He was arrested for attempting to pay off a police officer.

    Синонимыbribebuy offcorruptfixgreaseinducesuborn

Формы
  • paid off past participle
  • paid off past simple
  • paying off present participle
  • pays off third person singular

Базовый глаголpay

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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