pay-station
- noun
- /peɪ ˈsteɪʃən/
- The driver paid at the pay-station in the lot to park for two hours.
Examples
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City workers installed a new pay-station near the bus stop for contactless fare payments.
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She forgot coins, so she used the smartphone app instead of the pay-station at the gate.
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The pay-station is located near the entrance.
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I need to find a pay-station to buy my ticket.
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The driver paid at the pay-station in the lot to park for two hours.
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City workers installed a new pay-station near the bus stop for contactless fare payments.
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I need to find a pay-station to buy my ticket.
Synonyms
A device that accepts card or mobile payments
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Morphology
Etymology
Pay-station comes from pay ('to give money') and station ('a place' or 'service spot'). Today it names self-service machines or kiosks where you pay for parking, tickets, or transit, so the word says exactly what it does: a place to make a payment.