paybox
- noun
- /ˈpeɪˌbɑks/
:
caja de pago
- I deposited cash into the paybox yesterday.
Examples
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Please place your bus fare in the paybox next to the driver.
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If the office is closed, you can leave your payment in the paybox by the door.
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The parking lot uses a paybox system for collecting fees after hours.
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The paybox is located near the entrance.
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Please place your bus fare in the paybox next to the driver.
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If the office is closed, you can leave your payment in the paybox by the door.
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The parking lot uses a paybox system for collecting fees after hours.
Synonyms
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2.8
A secure metal box in a bank where people keep valuables
35
4.6
A locked metal box in a bank where people keep valuable things or documents
30
3.7
A strong metal box in a bank that holds valuable things
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4.0
A fireproof metal box at a bank for keeping valuable things like documents or jewelry
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3.4
A secure metal box in a bank for keeping valuable things
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5.8
A strong metal box that is often kept at a bank to hold valuable things safely
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5.5
A heavy box with a lock for keeping money or other valuable things safe
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3.2
A strong box for keeping money in shops or at events
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2.0
A small container with a slot on top for keeping coins or paper money
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3.0
A box that holds coins collected from a machine like a slot machine
A strong box that locks for keeping important papers and small valuables
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Morphology
Etymology
Paybox comes from two simple words: pay meaning 'money you give' and box meaning 'a container'. So a paybox is literally a box for payments, a secure place to leave cash.