英语词组pay back是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

pay backpay (someone/something) back

to return money that you have borrowed.

I'll pay you back as soon as I get my next paycheck.I'll pay the money back on Friday.It will take years for him to pay back his student loans.

Phr V

pay back

pays, paying, paid

pay back sb/sth or pay sb/sth back

to pay someone the money that you owe them

Pay me back another time. I don't need the money just now.Only borrow the money if you're sure you'll be able to pay it back.

pay back sb or pay sb back

to do something unpleasant to someone because they have done something unpleasant to youusually + for

I'm going to pay him back for all those things he said about me.

pay (one) back

1. To repay one. I don't mind you borrowing money from me, but please pay me back as soon as possible. If you don't pay back the bank, they could repossess your house!

2. To return one's favor. Thank you so much for taking the kids while I was in the hospital! I don't know how I'll pay you back.

3. To get or seek revenge or retribution on one. The boss paid me back for my criticism by giving me the most tedious, mind-numbing assignments possible. The best way to pay back bullies from high school is to show them how successful you've become as an adult.

pay (something) back

To repay an amount of money that was borrowed. If you fail to pay your loan back in the minimum monthly installments, the bank will start charging exorbitant fees.

payback

Revenge or retribution. Many people believe the demotion was payback for his refusal to support the legislation. I could see him staggering over to us, drunk as a skunk and looking for payback.

pay someone back

1. . Lit. to return money that was borrowed from a person. You owe me money. When are you going to pay me back? You must pay John back. You have owed him money for a long time. You have to pay back everyone you owe money to.

2. Fig. to get even with someone [for doing something]. I will pay her back for what she said about me. Fred eventually will pay Mike back. He bears grudges for a long time. He intends to pay back everyone who has wronged him!

pay something back (to someone)

to repay someone. I paid the money back to Jerry. Can I pay back the money to George now? Please pay the money back now.

pay back

1. Repay a debt or a loan, as in I'll pay you back next month.

2. Also, pay back in someone's own coin. Revenge oneself, repay in kind, as in He thought he could get away with copying my plans, but I'll pay him back in his own coin . This expression refers to repaying a debt in exactly the same currency in which the money had been lent. [c. 1600]

pay back

1. To return some amount of money that has been borrowed: Will you pay back the $60 I gave you last month? They finally paid the money back.

2. To repay someone an amount of money: I might not have enough money to pay them back. We need to pay back the bank.

3. To reward or punish someone for something: After all their hard work, the team was paid back with a victory. After they beat us, we paid them back by winning the series.

词组	pay back
释义	Idiom pay backpay (someone/something) back to return money that you have borrowed. I'll pay you back as soon as I get my next paycheck.I'll pay the money back on Friday.It will take years for him to pay back his student loans. Phr V pay back pays, paying, paid pay back sb/sth or pay sb/sth back to pay someone the money that you owe them Pay me back another time. I don't need the money just now.Only borrow the money if you're sure you'll be able to pay it back. pay back sb or pay sb back to do something unpleasant to someone because they have done something unpleasant to youusually + for I'm going to pay him back for all those things he said about me. phrasepay back1. *pay sb/sth* back** • pay back sb/sth • pay sb back sth to give someone the money that you owe them: Send me the money for a plane ticket home and I'll pay you back, okay, Mom? I have ten years to pay back my student loans. Did I pay you back that $5?■ SIMILAR TO: repay2. pay sb back to do something unpleasant to someone as a punishment, because they have done something unpleasant to you+ for Mrs Ruslik vowed to find her daughter's killer and pay him back for what he did.■ SIMILAR TO: get back pay (one) back 1. To repay one. I don't mind you borrowing money from me, but please pay me back as soon as possible. If you don't pay back the bank, they could repossess your house! 2. To return one's favor. Thank you so much for taking the kids while I was in the hospital! I don't know how I'll pay you back. 3. To get or seek revenge or retribution on one. The boss paid me back for my criticism by giving me the most tedious, mind-numbing assignments possible. The best way to pay back bullies from high school is to show them how successful you've become as an adult. pay (something) back To repay an amount of money that was borrowed. If you fail to pay your loan back in the minimum monthly installments, the bank will start charging exorbitant fees. payback Revenge or retribution. Many people believe the demotion was payback for his refusal to support the legislation. I could see him staggering over to us, drunk as a skunk and looking for payback. pay someone back 1. . Lit. to return money that was borrowed from a person. You owe me money. When are you going to pay me back? You must pay John back. You have owed him money for a long time. You have to pay back everyone you owe money to. 2. Fig. to get even with someone [for doing something]. I will pay her back for what she said about me. Fred eventually will pay Mike back. He bears grudges for a long time. He intends to pay back everyone who has wronged him! pay something back (to someone) to repay someone. I paid the money back to Jerry. Can I pay back the money to George now? Please pay the money back now. pay back 1. Repay a debt or a loan, as in I'll pay you back next month. 2. Also, pay back in someone's own coin. Revenge oneself, repay in kind, as in He thought he could get away with copying my plans, but I'll pay him back in his own coin . This expression refers to repaying a debt in exactly the same currency in which the money had been lent. [c. 1600] pay back v. 1. To return some amount of money that has been borrowed: Will you pay back the $60 I gave you last month? They finally paid the money back. 2. To repay someone an amount of money: I might not have enough money to pay them back. We need to pay back the bank. 3. To reward or punish someone for something: After all their hard work, the team was paid back with a victory. After they beat us, we paid them back by winning the series.
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