to pay

To give something to another person or authority, often formally

To go to someone's home or another place for a short time

To stay away from something or not do it to stop something bad from happening

Not caring for someone or something that needs care

Serious trouble or punishment someone gets for something they did

Accept the bad result of something you did

To find big success or money after trying hard

To serve the punishment for a crime, often by going to prison

Give much more money than normal for something

Something I do not have the responsibility or power to decide at work

Face the bad results of your actions after enjoying something

To accept the cost or bad result of something

Getting secret money from someone to do what they want

To get revenge or settle a past wrong

Cover your own costs without help

Suffer a heavy cost to meet an unfair demand

Treat someone in the same bad way they treated you

To focus on someone or something and notice carefully

Give back money you borrowed from someone

Bring a reward after hard work

Repay all the money you owe on a loan

Provide enough money to cover regular living costs like rent and food

To go to someone's home or another place for a short time

To give money regularly to your landlord for your home

To give money from a fund or account

Use paper money and coins to buy something

Give someone the money you owe them, often after they ask you

Give money to someone for work or help

Give someone money to influence them in a dishonest way

Show deep respect to someone or something, often in public

To show great respect to someone in public for their work

To suffer serious harm or loss because of an action

Do something to someone to hurt them for what they did

To produce good results later

Say they support something but do not act on it

To give regular money to an ex-wife or ex-husband to support them after a divorce

To listen carefully to advice or warnings

Do hard work and make sacrifices before you succeed

Take revenge on someone for a wrong

To give good results quickly

To work hard for a long time to earn respect or success

Spend extra money to buy something because it costs more or is hard to find

A public phone you use by putting coins or a card in it

A reduction in the money a worker receives from their job

A job level that sets how much pay an employee gets

A discovery or idea that makes a lot of money after hard work

The money you keep after taxes and other payments are taken out

Extra money given to a worker for good job performance

Extra money paid to soldiers who serve in war zones

The amount of money a worker gets for each hour or week of work

The amount of money given for work, usually per hour or week

A smaller amount of money given to a worker who is not working full time but is still employed

An envelope that holds the money a worker gets, often given on pay day

The money a worker gets for work, often in an envelope

Earth or rock that has valuable minerals worth mining

Money a worker receives while they are off work because they are sick

Money a union gives members during a strike to help with living costs

A system that takes income tax from workers' pay before they receive it

A student loan plan that limits monthly payments to part of your income and may forgive the rest after years

A formal request by workers, usually through their union, for higher pay

A public telephone you use by putting coins in it

A machine you use to pay for parking or tickets