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n. цалин, хөлс. v. (paid) 1. мөнгө төлөх, цалин өгөх. 2. төлбөр хийх, төлөх. \pay a debt өр төлөх. 3. хохирох, шийтгэгдэх. 4. ашиг олох, зардлаа нөхөх. 5. (зарим нэр үгтэй хамт хэрэглэгддэг): \pay a visit on очих, айлчилж очих. \pay attention to анхаарах, анхаарал хандуулах. pay court to sb гүнээ хүндэтгэх, тал засах. pay a/ the price (for sth) хүнд гарз хохирол амсах. pay one's respects (to sb) хүндэтгэл илэрхийлэх/ үзүүлэх. pay sth back зээлсэн мөнгөө эргүүлж өгөх. pay sb back (for sth) хариугаа авах. pay sth in/ into sth банкинд мөнгө хийх. pay off амжилт олох. pay sb off 1. цалингий нь өгөх, тооцоо дуусгах. 2. хахуульдах. pay sth off төлж дуусгах. \pay off one's debts өрөө бүрэн төлж дуусгах. pay sth out их мөнгө төлөх. pay up өр дарах. payable adj. төлбөртэй, төлбөр ногдуулсан, төлөх ёстой. payee n. мөнгө хүлээн авагч. payer n. мөнгө төлөгч.
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