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1 оплата чека
1) General subject: protection2) Economy: check payment, payment of a cheque, settle of a cheque3) Accounting: cheque payment4) Business: payment check5) EBRD: immediate credit6) SAP.fin. cashed checks -
2 оплатить
1. honourакцептировать вексель; оплатить вексель — honour a bill
2. liquidate3. defray4. pay; remunerate; settle5. meetпокрыть ссуду; оплатить ссуду — meet a loan
6. pay for7. remunerate8. settleСинонимический ряд:заплатить (глаг.) внести деньги; внести плату; заплатить; уплатить -
3 оплачивать
несов. - опла́чивать, сов. - оплати́ть; (вн.)опла́чивать убы́тки — pay the damages
опла́чивать расхо́ды — pay / cover expenses
опла́чивать чек (обналичивать) — cash a cheque брит. / check амер.
опла́чивать счёт — settle the account; ( в ресторане) pay the bill брит.; pay the check амер.
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4 платить
vti; св - заплати́ть, уплати́тьплати́ть нали́чными/че́ком — to pay (in) cash/by cheque
плати́ть за поку́пку — to pay for a purchase
плати́ть за кварти́ру/прое́зд — to pay one's rent/fare
плати́ть по счёту — to pay a bill, to settle an account
плати́ть долги́ — to pay back one's debts
плати́ть хорошо́ — to pay good money
плати́ть услу́гой за услу́гу — to return a favo(u)r
плати́ть вперёд/по́лностью/в рассро́чку — to pay in advance/full/instal(l)ments, to pay by instalments
плати́ть кому-л той же моне́той — to pay sb in his own coin, to pay back in kind
плати́ть злом за добро́ — to repay good with evil
кто пла́тит, тот и зака́зывает му́зыку посл ≈ — who pays the piper calls the tune
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