pay your/its way

pay its way

To earn or save as much money as something cost to buy or produce. The printer was a little bit more expensive than other models, but, thanks to its refillable ink tanks, it should pay its way within the first six months of using it.

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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

pay someone's way

to pay the costs (of something) for a person. My aunt is going to pay my way to Florida—only if I take her with me!

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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

pay its way

(of an enterprise) earn enough to cover its costs.

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pay your way

meet all your expenses out of your own pocket.

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pay your/its (own) ˈway

(of a person, group, etc.) have or make enough money to support yourself/itself: I had to work in a cafe in order to pay my way through college. Each part of the business must be able to pay its own way.

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pay (one's) way

To contribute one's own share; pay for oneself.

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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

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pay its way
eat
eat (someone or something)
eat it
eat me
make good money
be none of (one's) business
be none of somebody's business
earn a packet
intent on (doing something)

词组	pay your/its way
释义	pay your/its way pay its way To earn or save as much money as something cost to buy or produce. The printer was a little bit more expensive than other models, but, thanks to its refillable ink tanks, it should pay its way within the first six months of using it. See also: pay, way Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pay someone's way to pay the costs (of something) for a person. My aunt is going to pay my way to Florida—only if I take her with me! See also: pay, way McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. pay its way (of an enterprise) earn enough to cover its costs. See also: pay, way pay your way meet all your expenses out of your own pocket. See also: pay, way Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary pay your/its (own) ˈway (of a person, group, etc.) have or make enough money to support yourself/itself: I had to work in a cafe in order to pay my way through college. Each part of the business must be able to pay its own way. See also: pay, way Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary pay (one's) way To contribute one's own share; pay for oneself. See also: pay, way American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: pay its way eat eat (someone or something) eat it eat me make good money be none of (one's) business be none of somebody's business earn a packet intent on (doing something)
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