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§ (paid, paid) ფულის / ვალის გადახდა§1 ხელფასი, ჯამაგირი, გასამრჯელო2 (paid) გადახდა (გადაიხდის)to pay one's debts ვალების მოშორება / გადახდა / გასტუმრება3 (paid) სარგებლის მოტანა (სარგებელს მოიტანს), ანაზღაურება გარჯისათვისyou'll have to pay through the nose უღმერთოდ ძვირი დაგიჯდება // გაიყვლიფებიdo it as I ask you to, otherwise I shall not pay you როგორც გთხოვ, ისე გააკეთე, არადა ფულს არ გადაგიხდიa niggardly pay მცირე / მათხოვრული გასამრჯელოto pay on the nail იქვე / ადგილზევე / დაუყოვნებლივ ნაღდი ფულით გადახდაI'll have to spin out the money till pay day ეს ფული როგორმე ხელფასის მიღებამდე უნდა ვიმყოფინოdiscontent stemmed from low pay უკმაროფილება დაბალმა ანაზღაურებამ გამოიწვია / წარმოშვაpay heed to my advice ჩემი რჩევა-დარიგება გაითვალისწინე! / მხედველობაში მიიღე!they paid me the compliment of visiting me ჩემთან სტუმრობით პატივი დამდეს / მცესhe paid what was due to me რაც მერგებოდა, გადამიხადაthey paid him to keep him quiet ფული მისცეს, რომ არაფერი ეთქვა / საიდუმლოება შეენახაto pay a joke on smb. ვისიმე გამასხარავება//ვინმესთვის ოინის ქმნა●●I paid through the nose for it ამაში ცეცხლის ფასი მივეცი
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