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payable

adjective (payable)

«payable» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Payable means that must be paid, or can be paid, often by a certain time. tree →
  2. A cheque payable to someone is one that will be paid to that person. tree →

In the lessons

In formal and money language: "Fees are payable in advance." In maths problems: the amount payable after a discount or with tax. Phrases: payable to, payable in advance, payable monthly, amount payable.

Examples

  • The trip fee is payable by Friday. tree →
  • Make the cheque payable to the school. tree →
  • Rent is payable monthly. tree →
  • The amount payable is 45 pounds. tree →
  • Tickets are payable at the door. tree →
  • Tax is payable on what you earn. tree →

Note

Formal. "Payable to" a person; "payable by" a time. In maths: amount payable = price − discount (+ tax); if a 50 pound bill has 10 percent off, 45 pounds is payable.

On Mova

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