pay的例句（pay在句子中的用法）

• The farmers pay pitiful wages, often in the form of food and clothes. 农场主支付的报酬少得可怜，还经常是以食物和衣服的形式。
• He offered to pay £100 a month towards his son's upkeep. 他愿意每月付100英镑作为儿子的抚养费。
• They will have to pay much more when rents treble in January... 一月份房租增加两倍时，他们将被迫多付不少钱。
• She could have stipulated that she would pay when she collected the computer... 她本可以要求她来取电脑时付钱。
• The proposal is to pay everything you owe, so that you can start with a clean slate. 建议你还清所有的债务，这样你就能够重新开始了。
• ...clients happy to pay a king's ransom for a haircut. 乐意为理发出高价的顾客
• The president has said the United States will never pay ransom for the hostages... 总统称美国永远不会为这些人质支付赎金。
• Teachers have joined a strike aimed at forcing the government to pay overdue salaries and allowances. 教师加入了旨在迫使政府支付拖欠薪水和津贴的罢工。
• I'll go home and pay an overdue visit to my mother. 我将回家看望母亲，其实我早该回去了。
• Under a separation agreement, he was obligated to pay his ex-wife £50,000 a year for life. 根据分居协议，他必须每年向前妻支付5万英镑。
• Even if customers want 'solutions', most are not willing to pay a premium for them... 即使顾客想得到“解决方案”，他们大多数也不愿意为此支付额外费用。
• The pay has always been wretched. 薪水总是少得可怜。
• Miners have staged a two-hour token stoppage to demand better pay and conditions… 矿工们举行了两小时的象征性停工，以要求提高工资和改善工作条件。
• East Coast Pay Television was Australia's first digital direct broadcast satellite subscription television service. 东海岸付费电视台是澳大利亚第一家提供数字化卫星直播服务的收费电视频道。
• Britons persist in treating any pay rise of less than 5% as a slap in the face. 英国人坚持认为加薪不到 5%不啻于一种羞辱。
• The increase in pay costs was more than offset by higher productivity... 提高的生产率抵消了增加的工资成本后仍有结余。
• The pay that the soldiers received was negligible... 士兵拿到的军饷少得可怜。
• They had to mortgage their home to pay the bills. 他们不得不抵押房屋借贷来支付这些款项。
• Whatever you do, don't look for a pay increase when you know the company is going through some difficulty... 不管怎样，在知道公司遭遇困境时不要指望加薪。
• They approved a $1.1 billion package of pay increases for the veterans of the Persian Gulf War. 他们通过了对参加过波斯湾战争的老兵增发共计11亿美元的一揽子提案。