英语词汇“paid”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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FINANCE, ECONOMICS a paid job, activity, or period of time is one for which you are given money:

After retiring from politics, he earned millions giving paid speeches and writing books.

paid job/position/post Ms. Larkin later took a paid government post.

paid work/employment Many of these women, aged 40 and over, are just returning to paid employment.

paid holiday/vacation/leave Labor unions have made paid family leave a top priority.

paid overtime/time off Will we receive paid overtime for the extra work?

Employees who work Christmas Day are given a paid day off in compensation.

low-paid/poorly paid In the interview, she mentioned the number of black workers in low-paid jobs.

high-paid/well-paid Students want to get a degree and start work in a well-paid career.

FINANCE, ECONOMICS a paid worker, employee, etc. is given money for work that they do:

For years, he was a paid informant to the police.

a paid consultant/advisor/contractor Ms. Minow also criticized the wisdom of using paid advisers as consultants.

high-paid/best-paid He has been called Britain's highest-paid civil servant.

low-paid/poorly paid The people who clean our most expensive buildings are often our most poorly paid employees.

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ACCOUNTING, TAX used to talk about an amount of money that was owed to someone for which a payment has been made:

The invoice was marked 'paid' in red letters.

I spent my day filing paid bills in a dark basement.

a paid parking ticket

COMMERCE a paid service is one which people must pay for in order to have it:

The paid internet service was three times faster than the free one.

The magazine also publishes paid business listings in its back pages.

COMMERCE used to describe a person who has paid money for a service:

The news website has 2 million paid subscribers.

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释义	Contents verb (1) paid (1) adjective (1) paid (1) Contents adjective (5) paid (1) paid (2) paid (3) paid (4) paid (5) English American Business paidverb uk/peɪd/us/peɪd/ past simple and past participle of pay Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Paying money ante chargeable congestion charge demurrage disburse discharge disgorge fork fork out sth overspend pay up pick up the bill/tab idiom *put sth* down 1 repayable self-financing sink spring square tip worth See more results » paidadjective uk/peɪd/us/peɪd/ being given money for something: Are you looking for paid work or voluntary work? paid employment UK paid holiday US paid vacation paid leave used in combination to refer to the amount of money that someone is given for their work: low-paid workers a well-paid job More examples She's finally in paid employment. I really need to find some paid work. She can take up to three weeks of paid leave. I can take some time off work but it won't be paid. What a luxury to have a paid holiday. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Paying money ante chargeable congestion charge demurrage disburse discharge disgorge fork fork out sth overspend pay up pick up the bill/tab idiom put sth down 1 repayable self-financing sink spring square tip worth See more results » paid us/peɪd/ past simple and past participle of pay paidadjective uk/peɪd/us FINANCE, ECONOMICS a paid job, activity, or period of time is one for which you are given money: After retiring from politics, he earned millions giving paid speeches and writing books. paid job/position/post Ms. Larkin later took a paid government post. paid work/employment Many of these women, aged 40 and over, are just returning to paid employment. paid holiday/vacation/leave Labor unions have made paid family leave a top priority. paid overtime/time off Will we receive paid overtime for the extra work? Employees who work Christmas Day are given a paid day off in compensation. low-paid/poorly paid In the interview, she mentioned the number of black workers in low-paid jobs. high-paid/well-paid Students want to get a degree and start work in a well-paid career. FINANCE, ECONOMICS a paid worker, employee, etc. is given money for work that they do: For years, he was a paid informant to the police. a paid consultant/advisor/contractor Ms. Minow also criticized the wisdom of using paid advisers as consultants. high-paid/best-paid He has been called Britain's highest-paid civil servant. low-paid/poorly paid The people who clean our most expensive buildings are often our most poorly paid employees. Compare volunteer ACCOUNTING, TAX used to talk about an amount of money that was owed to someone for which a payment has been made: The invoice was marked 'paid' in red letters. I spent my day filing paid bills in a dark basement. a paid parking ticket COMMERCE a paid service is one which people must pay for in order to have it: The paid internet service was three times faster than the free one. The magazine also publishes paid business listings in its back pages. COMMERCE used to describe a person who has paid money for a service: The news website has 2 million paid subscribers. See also** delivered duty paid duty-paid employer-paid fully-paid shares partly-paid shares postage paid prepaid reply paid underpaid unpaid
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