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paying

/ˈpeɪ.ɪŋ/

paying back

Übersetzungen

payinggerundium / partizip präsens

/ˈpeɪ.ɪŋ/

Present-participle adjective meaning ‘involving payment’ or ‘profitable’.

платежеспособный

The company is looking for paying customers.

Компания ищет платежеспособных клиентов.

платный

This is a paying service.

Это платный сервис.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

payingsubstantiv

payings

Pl.

/ˈpeɪ.ɪŋ/

Gerund functioning as a noun meaning ‘the act of paying’.

Synonyme

payverb

paying

Gerundium

paid

Präteritum

paid

Partizip Perfekt

paying

Gerundium

/peɪ/

платить

I need to pay the bills today.

Мне нужно заплатить по счетам сегодня.

оплатить

Can you pay the invoice by the end of the week?

Можешь оплатить счет к концу недели?

расплатиться

He decided to pay for his mistakes.

Он решил расплатиться за свои ошибки.

выплатить

The company will pay the bonuses next month.

Компания выплатит бонусы в следующем месяце.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

Antonyme

paygerundium / partizip präsens

paying

Appears in sense ‘profitable, lucrative’, e.g. “a paying proposition”.

Synonyme

paying (informal)

Definitionen

payinggerundium / partizip präsens

Involving the payment of money.

He found a paying job that covered all his expenses.

Yielding a profit or financial return.

The investment turned out to be a paying venture.

payingsubstantiv

The act of giving money in exchange for goods or services; payment.

Prompt paying of membership fees keeps the club running.

The application of tar, pitch, or a similar substance to seal the seams of a wooden vessel or other surface.

Regular paying of the seams kept the old schooner watertight.

payverb

To give money in exchange for goods or services.

I need to pay the cashier for my groceries.

To settle a debt or obligation.

She plans to pay off her student loans by next year.

To give someone a sum of money as a reward or compensation.

The company will pay him a bonus for his excellent performance.

To suffer the consequences of an action.

He had to pay for his mistakes with a heavy fine.

To give attention or heed to something.

Please pay attention to the instructions before starting the test.

To yield profit or benefit; to be advantageous or worthwhile.

It doesn’t pay to ignore early signs of trouble.

To let out or slacken (a rope or chain) gradually, or to coat (timber seams) with pitch or tar (nautical).

The crew payed out the anchor cable as the ship approached the harbour.

paygerundium / partizip präsens

Yielding profit or advantage; lucrative.

Developing mobile apps proved to be a paying venture.