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1 pay an attorney's fee
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2 pay
1) платіж; заробітна плата2) оплачувати, сплачувати; робити (здійснювати) платіж•- pay a claim
- pay a compensation
- pay a duty
- pay a judgment
- pay a judgement
- pay a score
- pay alimony
- pay an attorney's fee
- pay-and-hours agreement
- pay back a loan
- pay back the victim
- pay book
- pay by installments
- pay claim
- pay court costs
- pay damages
- pay duty
- pay filing fee
- pay freeze
- pay in advance
- pay in kind
- pay money
- pay no heed
- pay off
- pay off a score
- pay off old scores
- pay on delivery
- pay on demand
- pay penalty
- pay pension
- pay protection money
- pay ransom
- pay rise
- pay-roll
- pay salary
- pay-sheet
- pay taxes
- pay the forfeit
- pay tribute
- pay wages
- pay wages with goods in kind
- pay war indemnity
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