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1 vkinek a szolgálatában
in the pay of sy -
2 a pénztárnál tessék fizetni!
pay at the desk! -
3 viseli a következményeket
to pay the piper, to hold the sack -
4 borsos árat fizet
to pay through the nose -
5 ennek nagy ára lesz
there'll be the devil to pay -
6 érték kétszeresét fizeti
to pay double the value -
7 érték kétszeresét fizeti meg
to pay double the value -
8 fizeti a költségeket
to pay the piper -
9 hazaküldés után fizet vmiért
to pay for sg at the door -
10 leszállítás után fizet vmiért
to pay for sg at the door -
11 sok kicsi sokra megy
it's the numbers that pay -
12 súlyos következménye lesz
there'll be the devil to pay -
13 ügyel
to see to, to be on the look-out, to pay attention
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