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Living "paycheck to paycheck" means you have no savings in the bank, so without your next paycheck you will not be able to pay your bills.

pay down , more often known as down payment is to put money down to pay gradually for an item in a store Pay Back - give money back to someone who has lent you money Pay Off - to finish the down p...

I personally would use "Pay with Apple pay" but if I heard someone use "by" I wouldn't think their English is incorrect.

加 for 强调 pay 在特定情形下的及物动词属性，pay 单独可以是及物也可以不及物

Pay raise and pay increase would be the same thing. Pay rise sounds strange. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say it like that. And yes if speaking about multiple raises or increases then you w...

@hongzo It would have to be changed to "pay some on the card and some in cash". Because English is stupid, lots of words have their own grammar that don't follow a predictable pattern.

These all sound fine but "Pay with credit card" sounds a little odd to me. I personally would prefer "Pay by..." but it's hard to explain why. I would use with if I said "I paid for the bag with c...

"Pay in" refers to the type of payment (i.e. cash, credit card, check, etc.). "Pay by" refers to the date that the payment needs to be received or the deadline for the payment (i.e. "Please pay yo...

It usually means that they will pay based on how well you do your job (or perform job duties). It also means that they will pay you after the job is finished.

there really is none. it's the type of thing you just have to learn. for Pay A, it's usually monthly payments that you make (bills). Everything else is Pay for A.