payment

payment
noun
1) (money etc paid: The TV can be paid for in ten weekly payments.) pago
2) (the act of paying: He gave me a book in payment for my kindness.) pago, recompensa
payment n pago
payment
tr['peɪmənt]
noun
1 (paying) pago
■ on payment of mediante pago de
2 (amount paid) pago, remuneración nombre femenino
■ she wanted no payment for her work no quería cobrar por su trabajo
3 (instalment) plazo
4 (reward) pago, recompensa
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
annual payment anualidad nombre femenino, pago anual
down payment entrada, pago inicial
monthly payment mensualidad nombre femenino, pago mensual
payment ['peɪmənt] n
1) : pago m
2) installment: plazo m, cuota f
3) reward: recompensa f
payment
n.
• paga s.f.
• pago s.m.
• retribución s.f.
'peɪmənt
noun
a) u (of debt, money, wage) pago m

on payment of the outstanding charges — previo pago de las cantidades pendientes

payment FOR something: he received no payment for what he did — no recibió remuneración por lo que hizo (frml)

b) c (installment) plazo m, cuota f (AmL)

I've made the first payment on the house — he pagado el primer plazo or (AmL) la primera cuota de la casa

she made several payments into her account — hizo varios depósitos or (esp Esp) ingresos or (Col) consignaciones en su cuenta

c) u (reward, thanks) pago m, recompensa f
['peɪmǝnt]
1. N
1) [of salary, debt, invoice] pago m ; (for services) remuneración f

payment of this invoice is now due — ya hay que hacer efectivo el pago de esta factura

I don't expect payment for my help — no espero que me paguen por mi ayuda, no espero remuneración por mi ayuda

• as payment for your help — como pago por tu ayuda

• in payment for/of — en pago por/de

• to make a payment — efectuar un pago

to make a payment into one's account — hacer un depósito or (Sp) un ingreso en cuenta

• on payment of £5 — mediante pago de cinco libras, pagando cinco libras

• to present sth for payment — presentar algo para el cobro

advance 4., kind 2., 2), maintenance 2.
2) (=instalment) plazo m

ten monthly payments of £50 — diez plazos mensuales or diez mensualidades de 50 libras

• to fall behind with one's/the payments — atrasarse en los pagos

• to keep up one's/the payments — mantenerse al día con los pagos

3) (fig) (=reward) recompensa f , retribución f

a stream of abuse was the only payment he received — la única recompensa or retribución que recibió fue una sarta de insultos

2.
CPD

payment card N — tarjeta f de pago

payment holiday N — período m de carencia

you can also underpay or take payment holidays if you choose — también puede optar por pagar menos o acogerse a períodos de carencia

* * *
['peɪmənt]
noun
a) u (of debt, money, wage) pago m

on payment of the outstanding charges — previo pago de las cantidades pendientes

payment FOR something: he received no payment for what he did — no recibió remuneración por lo que hizo (frml)

b) c (installment) plazo m, cuota f (AmL)

I've made the first payment on the house — he pagado el primer plazo or (AmL) la primera cuota de la casa

she made several payments into her account — hizo varios depósitos or (esp Esp) ingresos or (Col) consignaciones en su cuenta

c) u (reward, thanks) pago m, recompensa f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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