Pay in Meaning in English
expression
ˈpeɪ/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
PAY-in
pˈeɪ/ /ˈɪn
PAY-in
释义
To put money into a bank account or similar place, usually by depositing cash or checks. Often used in the context of banking or payment services.
用法与细微差别
'Pay in' is common in British English for depositing money into an account. In American English, 'deposit' is more usual. Typical collocation: 'pay in a check', 'pay in cash'. Use 'pay in to' before the account: 'pay in to my account'. Not related to 'paying for' something.
Spanish: ingresar (dinero) - depositarPortuguese (BR): depositar - colocar (dinheiro no banco)Portuguese (PT): depositar - pôr (dinheiro no banco)Chinese (Simplified): 存入（钱） - 存款Chinese (Traditional): 存入（錢） - 存款Hindi: जमा करना (पैसे) - बैंक में डालनाArabic: إيداع (مال)Bengali: জমা রাখা - পে ইন করাRussian: внести - положить (на счёт)Japanese: 入金するVietnamese: nạp tiền - gửi tiền (vào tài khoản)Korean: 입금하다Turkish: para yatırmakUrdu: جمع کرواناIndonesian: menyetor - setor (uang ke rekening)
例句
I want to pay in this check, please.
basic
You can pay in cash at the counter.
basic
She paid in $100 to her savings account.
basic
Do you want to pay in that money now or wait for tomorrow?
natural
I forgot to pay in my rent money, and now the bank is closed.
natural
You can pay in checks at the ATM any time.
natural