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1. n1) плата, жалованье, заработная плата2) расплата, возмездие•- back pay
- base pay
- basic pay
- call-in pay
- competence pay
- day's pay
- demand for more pay
- equal pay
- extra pay
- fair pay
- final pay
- high pay
- hourly pay
- human hazard pay
- in the pay of the enemy
- lay-off pay
- leveling pay
- long-service pay
- low pay
- maternity pay
- minimum pay
- monthly pay
- pay does not keep up with the rising cost of living
- piece-rate pay
- piecework pay
- premium pay
- processing of the final pay
- rate of pay
- retirement pay
- retroactive pay
- seniority pay
- severance pay
- sick pay
- strike over pay
- strike pay
- take-home pay
- terminal pay
- vacation with / without pay
- weekly pay 2. vплатить (за что-л.); оплачивать (что-л.)to pay by / in installments — платить в рассрочку
to pay dearly for smth — дорого заплатить за что-л.
to pay in advance — платить вперед / авансом
to pay in blood for smth — платить за что-л. кровью
to pay $... towards the cost of smth — заплатить... долларов в счет стоимости чего-л.
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1. n1)3) пособие; пенсия
- additional pay
- average pay
- back pay
- base pay
- basic pay
- boardroom pay
- call pay
- call-back pay
- call-in pay
- contractual pay
- deferred pay
- dismissal pay
- equal pay
- executive pay
- extra pay
- full pay
- half pay
- high pay
- holdback pay
- holiday pay
- hourly pay
- incentive pay
- layoff pay
- longevity pay
- minimum pay
- monthly pay
- net pay
- overtime pay
- partial pay
- piecework pay
- premium pay
- redundancy pay
- regular pay
- reporting pay
- retirement pay
- seniority pay
- severance pay
- sick pay
- take-home pay
- take-over pay
- unemployment pay
- vacation pay
- weekly pay
- week's pay
- pay by the day
- pay by the hour
- pay by the piece
- pay per hour
- without pay2. v1) платить2) выплачивать, расплачиваться
- pay back
- pay by installments
- pay in
- pay in addition
- pay in advance
- pay in excess
- pay in full
- pay in kind
- pay in total
- pay off
- pay on demand
- pay on a piecework basis
- pay on presentation
- pay out
- pay over
- pay promptly
- pay up front
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124 аварийная скорость
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > аварийная скорость
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125 заработный
прил. снижение заработной платы ≈ wage cut увеличение заработной платы ≈ increase/rise in wages фонд заработной платы ≈ wage fund заработная плата ≈ wages мн. (рабочих) ;
salary, pay ( служащих)заработн|ый -: ~ая плата wages pl. ;
(служащих) salary;
аккордная ~ая плата accord type wages;
годовая ~ая плата annual wage;
месячная ~ая плата monthly wage/salary;
основная ~ая плата basic wage;
повременная ~ая плата time wages;
почасовая ~ая плата hourly wage;
реальная ~ая плата actual/real wage;
сдельная ~ая плата pieces wages;
твёрдая ~ая плата fixed/set wage, чистая ~ая плата take-home pay.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > заработный
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126 заработок
муж. earnings, wages мн.;
pay;
job чистый заработок ≈ take-home pay на заработки верный заработок средний заработок хороший заработокБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > заработок
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127 обед
муж.
1) dinner, lunch;
midday meal звонок к обеду ≈ dinner-bell гости к обеду ≈ dinner-party варить обед званый обед комплексный обед
2) (обеденное время) dinner-time;
noon разг. на обед, к обеду ≈ for dinner до обеда ≈ in the morning после обеда ≈ in the afternoon за обедом ≈ at dinner час обеда ≈ dinner-time -
128 net remuneration
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > net remuneration
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