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1 pay off
pay off pagare, ripagareEx:his hard work paid off — la sua fatica è stata ripagata; pay [sb.] off, pay off [sb.]/Ex:2) colloq. (buy silence) comprare il silenzio di; pay off [sth.], pay [sth.] off pagare, estinguere [mortgage, debt]* * *1) (to pay in full and discharge (workers) because they are no longer needed: Hundreds of steel-workers have been paid off.) licenziare, liquidare2) (to have good results: His hard work paid off.) (dare un buon risultato)* * *1. vt + adv2) (discharge) licenziare2. vi + adv(scheme, ruse) funzionare, (patience, decision) dare dei frutti* * *pay off pagare, ripagareEx:his hard work paid off — la sua fatica è stata ripagata; pay [sb.] off, pay off [sb.]/Ex:2) colloq. (buy silence) comprare il silenzio di; pay off [sth.], pay [sth.] off pagare, estinguere [mortgage, debt] -
2 pay-off
'pay-off nto accept a \pay-off Bestechungsgelder annehmen;to make a \pay-off to sb jdn bestechen;to receive a \pay-off from sb von jdm bestochen werden4) ( sum payment)mortgage \pay-off Tilgung f einer Hypothek;to make a mortgage \pay-off eine Hypothek zurückzahlen [o tilgen] -
3 pay off
1) ( dismiss) congédier [worker]2) (colloq) ( buy silence) acheter le silence depay off [something], pay [something] off rembourser -
4 ■ pay off
■ pay offA v. t. + avv.5 (fam.) pagare, tacitare, comprare il silenzio di (q.)B v. i. + avv.1 (fam.) essere redditizio; andare bene; dare un buon risultato: It was a risky plan but it paid off, era un progetto rischioso, ma è andata bene -
5 pay-off time
pay-off time FIN Amortisationsdauer f, Amortisationszeit f, Kapitalrückflussdauer f, Pay-off-Periode fEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > pay-off time
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6 pay-off
pay-off время выплаты pay-off выплата, компенсация -
7 pay off a score
сводить (старые) счёты, отплатить за (старые) обиды, расквитатьсяGreat was their amazement, great was their relief, when they found out that their dreaded master breathed nothing but kindness, gentleness and conciliation. The old scores, they found, were not to be paid off, but to be wiped out. (L. Strachey, ‘eminent Victorians’, ‘Cardinal Manning’, ch. VI) — Как противники Мэйнинга были удивлены, какое испытали чувство облегчения, обнаружив, что их владыка, которого они так боялись, стал воплощением доброты, мягкости и дружелюбия. Можно было сбросить со счетов старые обиды, забыть о них.
In the old West they paid off a score with bullets. (RHD) — В былые времена на Западе с врагом сводили счеты меткой пулей.
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8 pay off/settle/wipe off old scores
pay off/settle/wipe off old scoresEnglish-Dutch dictionary > pay off/settle/wipe off old scores
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9 pay off
pay off 1) разплащам се (с); изплащам си (дълга), разчиствам (уреждам) си сметките (с) (и прен.); 2) отплащам, отмъщавам; 3) мор. отклонявам се от пътя си; 4) излизам сполучлив, доходоносен; it was a risk but it paid off беше рисковано, но си струваше; -
10 pay off
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11 pay off old scores 2.
pay off old scores свести счеты 2. v. 1) делать зарубки, отметки; отмечать;оставлять глубокие следы (тж. перен.) 2) засчитывать (тж. score up); вестисчет (в игре) 4) выигрывать; иметь успех; to score a point выиграть очко; toscore an advantage (a success) получить преимущество (достигнуть успеха); youhave scored вам повезло; we scored heavily by it это нам было очень кстати; 5)amer. бранить 6) mus. оркестровать; The piece is scored for piano, strings,and drums. -
12 pay-off
pay-off noun; coll. 1) выплата; компенсация 2) время выплаты 3) неожиданныйрезультат; развязка (событий и т. п.) 4) вручение взятки -
13 pay-off
n.• momento decisivo s.m.• paga s.f.• resultado s.m.'peɪɔːf, 'peɪɒf1)a) ( final payment) pago m, ajuste m de cuentas; ( of debt) liquidación fb) ( bribe) (colloq) soborno m, coima f (CS, Per fam), mordida f (Méx fam)c) ( benefit) (colloq) compensación f, beneficios mpl2) ( climax of story) (esp AmE colloq) desenlace m* * *['peɪɔːf, 'peɪɒf]1)a) ( final payment) pago m, ajuste m de cuentas; ( of debt) liquidación fb) ( bribe) (colloq) soborno m, coima f (CS, Per fam), mordida f (Méx fam)c) ( benefit) (colloq) compensación f, beneficios mpl2) ( climax of story) (esp AmE colloq) desenlace m -
14 pay off a mortgage
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15 pay off a sum on the loan
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16 pay off an old grudge
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18 pay-off
pay-off, payoff /ˈpeɪɒf/n. (fam.)2 guadagno; profitto; utile3 pagamento finale; saldo; liquidazione4 (fig.) resa dei conti5 (fam.) tangente; mazzetta6 risultato; esito8 (pubbl.) slogan di chiusura; «payoff». -
19 pay-off method
pay-off method FIN Kapitalwertmethode f, Diskontierungsmethode f, Barwertmethode f (preinvestment analysis: dynamische Investitionsrechnung)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > pay-off method
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20 pay-off matrix
pay-off matrix Spielmatrix fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > pay-off matrix
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