"payment" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

payment sustantivo

sustantivo + payment

Kolokacji: 103

interest payment • mortgage payment • cash payment • tax payment • debt payment • welfare payment • royalty payment • ...

payment + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 48

payment system • payment method • payment plan • payment schedule • payment option • ...

payment + verbo

Kolokacji: 41

Income payment hits • payment makes • payment comes • payment totaling • payment goes • ...

verbo + payment

Kolokacji: 102

make payments • receive payments • accept payment • require payment • demand payment • reduce payments • collect payments • ...

Kolokacji: 31

Grup znaczeniowych: 19

(1) make, collect, get, obtain, pay, ...

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 17

1. receive payments = otrzymaj zapłaty receive payments

2. accept payment = ściągnąć zapłatę accept payment

3. take payments = weź zapłaty take payments

4. meet payments = pokryj zapłaty meet payments

5. offer payments = zapłaty oferty offer payments

6. provide payments = zapewnij zapłaty provide payments

7. give a payment = daj zapłatę give a payment

8. refuse payment = odmówić zapłaty refuse payment

9. allow payments = pozwól na zapłaty allow payments

10. deny payment = odmów zapłaty deny payment

11. hold including the payment = trzymaj w tym zapłatę hold including the payment

12. permit payments = pozwól na zapłaty permit payments

13. submit the payments = przedstaw zapłaty submit the payments

14. finance payments = zapłaty finansowe finance payments

15. grant payments = zapłaty dotacji grant payments

16. payment known = zapłata znany payment known

This payment, known as the earned-income tax credit, was a centerpiece of President Clinton's tax initiative of 1993.
But they provided no details of how the payments, known as "contingency fees," actually worked.
Nor were other details of the payments known.
The payments, known as prepay forward sale contracts, were made in return for promises by Enron to deliver oil and gas over several years.
It would dismantle an array of antipoverty programs and instead give the states limited lump-sum payments, known as block grants.
During the Middle Ages, payment to the victim (or the victim's family), known as wergild, was another common punishment, including for violent crimes.
Those payments, known as remittances, helped reduce poverty in those countries and were a major source of foreign exchange, but the broader implications were complex.
They are protesting Republican plans to dismantle Medicaid and replace it with lump-sum payments, known as block grants, for the states.
The missed payments, known as an unfunded liability, were accruing interest at 8.75 percent over 60 years.
The payment, known as an earned income tax credit, has proved successful at the Federal level.