關於Payment的意思和用法的提問

A: @Astrrrid the money you pay before the amount of debt is decided

A: Instead of paying the full price immediately, you spread the cost over a longer period of time and pay while using the product

A: This means that a person has developed a pattern or a "habit" of paying his debts on time or not paying them on time.

A: 頭金

A: It's the amount of money a person receives after taxes and deductions have been withheld.

A: you have to get this car by giving a full payment in advanced.

A: “What payment option would you like to use?”
“The website offers a variety of payment options, including PayPal and credit card.”
“Your credit card is not working; would you like to choose a different payment option?”
“The only reliable payment option is cash.”

A: A payment receipt is what a cashier gives you after a purchase

A: what form of payment will you be using

A: Payment can describe any kind of currency or object received in return for a good or service. Payroll on the other hand is used if someone is employed to a person or company and is being paid a repeated salary.

A: There's no real difference, but "sent out" suggests the payment or message is going to multiple people. If you're making a payment to one person, just say "The payment was sent."

A: you would only see make payment as a question. such as on the computer you are making a payment and it is confirming "make payment?" as in "are you sure you want to make this payment?" make a payment is a command to tell the computer (or person you are making payment to) that you want to make a payment


"I am here to make a payment"

"I need to make a payment"

A: Payment = trade of goods, example: money for a product.
Wage = earned resources/goods via labor or other services provided.

A: Topped up is when you refill an account.

Funded is when money has been provided by a third-party to your account due to grants, scholarships, or other agreement.

Credited is when a third party gives you money back or in compensation for something.

A: Wait i did a little mistake. It’s “I HAVE received the amount that you sent for XX”

A: “I have confirmed this file. Please kindly proceed with the payment for this.”

A: I have already paid

A: "I haven't received your payment so I'll have to remove your booking from our system."

A: And the monthly payment is a monthmy tuition? How do you say 'pension' in Wnglish?

A: @Fuuuu: Use 'will be' instead of 'are' e.g.
"The medical payments will be ready when your number is displayed on the screen."

A: What are you going to do with the payment? Make a payment ?

A: It's a joke. A whippet is a method of getting high using a can of whipped cream. When she says she has a PhD, she's using the initialism to express that she (probably not true) has a "Pretty Huge Drug" problem. This is a common joke (not necessarily about drugs) using the initials PhD to insinuate that they are an expert at something.

A: I think "payment completed" sounds most natural. As for the rest, I haven't heard anyone put it in such ways. Maybe if someone said "payment is done" or -finished, that would be more acceptable for those options. But "payment completed" sounds best, in my opinion :)

A: How much is the payment, per month, for trash?