English to Japanese Meaning of paid - 支払いました


Paid :
支払いました

所与, 支払いました

支払われました郵便料金別納のプリペイドの
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Definitions of paid in English
Verb(1) give money, usually in exchange for goods or services(2) convey, as of a compliment, regards, attention, etc.; bestow(3) cancel or discharge a debt(4) bring in(5) do or give something to somebody in return(6) dedicate(7) be worth it(8) render(9) bear (a cost or penalty(10) make a compensation for(11) discharge or settle
Adjective(1) marked by the reception of pay(2) involving gainful employment in something often done as a hobby(3) yielding a fair profit
Examples of paid in English
(1) As well as paid surveying work, Smith explored everywhere he could.(2) The council is working to attract higher paid jobs, but this is not a city for the rich.(3) The majority, some 66 percent, it said, left for paid employment.(4) Nobody would argue that paid maternity leave is anything but a good thing.(5) The burden could grow exponentially as the female participation rate in paid employment escalates.(6) Please can you suggest some form of genuine paid work at home that my husband or I could do?(7) They appear to be of much more value to the area and its people than the paid officials.(8) Somebody, somewhere - please give Green Fairy an incredibly highly paid writing gig.(9) When a child is ill it should be accepted that fathers will need paid leave to help care for the child.(10) Fathers are also now legally entitled to take paid time off work around the time of the birth.(11) It was also rumoured that he was the second highest paid artist in the world next to Picasso.(12) Most Germans have as many as six weeks of paid vacation during the year.(13) There wasn't even such a thing as paid annual vacation until the unions negotiated it.(14) The purpose of this article is to suggest that paid maternity leave is not a fertility policy.(15) Highly paid civil servants faced six per cent cuts in their wages in three phases.(16) It is run by a small team of paid staff and a large number of volunteers from all over the world.
Related Phrases of paid
(1) pay ::
支払う
(2) paid off ::
完済
(3) get paid ::
お金をもらう
(4) well-paid ::
高給
(5) already paid ::
既に支払いました
(6) paid out ::
繰り出さ
(7) to be paid ::
支払われます
(8) amount paid ::
払込金額
(9) paid in capital ::
払込資本
(10) interest paid ::
支払利息
(11) badly paid ::
ひどい給料
Synonyms
Adjective
Verb
2. reward ::
褒賞
3. spend ::
費やす
4. discharge ::
流出
5. yield ::
産出
6. be profitable ::
収益性
7. be advantageous ::
有利であること
8. bestow ::
授けます
9. suffer ::
苦しみます
10. give ::
与える
12. ante up ::
アップANTE
13. bear ::
くま
Different Forms
paid, postpaid, prepaid
Word Example from TV Shows
l paid cash. That's it.

l PAID cash. That's it.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

What? He paid off
her credit cards?

What? He PAID off her credit cards?

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 4

That does not matter. The price was paid.

That does not matter. The price was PAID.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 5

My room is paid up
until the end of the month,

My room is PAID up until the end of the month,

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 10

♪ Paid a fee
Door, let me get in free ♪

♪ Paid a fee Door, let me get in free ♪

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 2

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