paid

paid
1.
see academic.ru/54051/pay">pay 2., 3.
2. adjective
bezahlt [Urlaub, Arbeit]

put paid to — (Brit. fig. coll.) zunichte machen [Hoffnung, Plan, Aussichten]; kurzen Prozess machen mit (ugs.) [Person]

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see pay
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paid
[peɪd]
I. pt, pp of pay
II. adj attr, inv
1. (in exchange for money) bezahlt
\paid bills bezahlte Rechnungen
\paid holiday [or AM vacation] bezahlter Urlaub
\paid assistant fest engagierter Assistent/engagierte Assistentin
3.
▶ to put paid to sth BRIT, AUS etw zunichtemachen
to put paid to sb's plans jds Pläne zunichtemachen
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[peɪd] pret, ptp of pay
1. adj
1) official, work bezahlt

a highly paid job —

a highly paid manager — ein hoch bezahlter Manager, eine hoch bezahlte Managerin

paid leave — bezahlter Urlaub

2) (esp Brit)

to put paid to sth — etw zunichtemachen

that's put paid to my weekend — damit ist mein Wochenende geplatzt or gestorben (inf)

that's put paid to him — damit ist für ihn der Ofen aus (inf), das wars dann wohl für ihn (inf)

2. n

the low/well paid — die Gering-/Gutverdienenden pl

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paid [peıd]
A prät und pperf von pay1
B adj bezahlt:
paid political broadcast ( RADIO, TV) US parteipolitische Sendung (besonders vor Wahlen);
fully paid voll eingezahlt oder einbezahlt;
paid for bezahlt, vergütet;
paid in → paid-in;
paid up → paid-up;
put paid to bes Br umg ein Ende machen (dat), Hoffnungen etc zunichtemachen;
that puts paid to his dirty tricks damit ist es Schluss oder hat es sich mit seinen gemeinen Tricks
pd abk paid bez.
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1.
see pay 2., 3.
2. adjective
bezahlt [Urlaub, Arbeit]

put paid to — (Brit. fig. coll.) zunichte machen [Hoffnung, Plan, Aussichten]; kurzen Prozess machen mit (ugs.) [Person]


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