WordReference English-Romanian Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduceri principale |
payoff,
also UK: pay-off n | informal (bribe) | mită s.f. |
| | | bacșiș s.n. |
| | The drug dealer offered the police officer a payoff to look the other way. |
payoff,
also UK: pay-off n | (redundancy payment) | salariu compensatoriu s.n. |
| | Simon was made redundant last year, but after thirty years with the same company, he got a good payoff. |
payoff,
also UK: pay-off n | (profit) | profit s.n. |
| | The backers are hoping for a quick payoff on their investments. |
payoff,
also UK: pay-off n | informal (advantage) | avantaj s.n. |
| | Learning a new language is hard work, but the payoff is that you can communicate with a whole new group of people. |
payoff,
also UK: pay-off n | (amount to clear debt) | plată s.f. |
| | Quentin handed over the payoff and was relieved to know he was now clear of debt. |
WordReference English-Romanian Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduceri principale |
| pay off vtr | (pay all of: money owed) (datorii) | a achita vb.tranz. |
| | I've nearly paid off my mortgage. |
pay [sb] off,
pay off [sb] vtr phrasal sep | informal (bribe: [sb]) | a mitui vb.tranz. |
| | | a da mită loc.vb. |
| | The businesswoman wanted Leo to stay quiet about her fraudulent practices, so she paid him off. |
| pay off vi phrasal | informal (have good consequences) | a da roade loc.vb. |
| | | a merita vb.intranz. |
| | Hard work and careful planning always pay off. |