| 词汇 | pay-off |
| 释义 | pay offphrasal verb with payverbuk /peɪ/ us /peɪ/paid | paid B2 If something you have done pays off, it is successful: 取得成功，得到好结果 All her hard work paid off in the end, and she finally passed the exam.她的所有努力最终得到了回报，她终于通过了考试。 Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling A game accomplish achieve acquit actualize bear get through get to/reach first baseidiom get your own wayidiom go faridiom go from strength to strengthidiom kill pan rise scale the heightsidiom scrape through (something) sew something up slam dunk smash itidiom stand out pay something offphrasal verb with payverbuk /peɪ/ us /peɪ/paid | paid B2 to pay back money that you owe: 还清（欠款） We should be able to pay off the debt within two years.我们应该能在两年内还清债务。 Borrowing & lending amortizable amortization amortize bond measure bond referendum bonded bridging loan credit limit debt get behind hole loan microcredit microloan non-current non-interest non-prime outstanding usury write something off pay someone offphrasal verb with payverbuk /peɪ/ us /peɪ/paid | paid If your employer pays you off, they pay you for the last time and then end your job, because you are not needed or there is not enough money to pay you in the future.付清工资后遣散（某人） informal to give someone money so that they will not do or say something, or so that they will go away: 用钱封住（某人）的嘴，收买（某人） There were rumours that key witnesses had been paid off to keep quiet.传言说关键证人都被收买，不肯出面作证。 Firing staff axe be out on your earidiom cast someone adriftidiom chop constructive dismissal decertification elbow someone out firing get the pushidiom give someone the heave-hoidiom heave-ho relieve relieve someone of something removal remove retire rightsize rightsizing terminate termination You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Fraud & corruption pay off | American Dictionarypay offphrasal verb with payverbus/peɪ/past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/ (HAVE SUCCESS)to result in success: I hope all this work pays off. pay off somethingphrasal verb with payverbus/peɪ/past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/ (GIVE MONEY OWED)to give all of or the last part of an amount that you owe: I expect to pay the debt off within two years. pay off someonephrasal verb with payverbus/peɪ/past tense and past participlepaidus/peɪd/ (MONEY FOR HELP)to give someone money, often illegally, after the person has done something dishonest to help you: He paid off the inspectors with bribes of $500. pay off | Business Englishpay offphrasal verb with payverbuk /peɪ/uspaid | paid [ I ]informal if something you have done pays off, it is successful: American carriers are hoping that the new service to China will pay off. pay sb offphrasal verb with payverbuk /peɪ/uspaid | paid to tell someone to leave their job and pay them what they have earned: 75 workers were paid off when the plant was closed down. to finish paying someone the money that you owe them: Finally he had paid off his creditors and could begin to save money. informal to give someone money so that they will not do or say something, or so that they will go away: Two former employees threatened to tell damaging stories to the press unless the company paid them off. pay sth offphrasal verb with payverbuk /peɪ/uspaid | paid FINANCE to finish paying back money that you owe for something: pay off a debt/loan/mortgageStudent loans are usually paid off at a very preferential rate. |
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