‘paid

gen.

‘pour acquit’

paid [peɪd] adj.

English thesaurus

PAID [peɪd] abbr.

abbr.

Sales Online Direct, Inc.; Pan-African Institute for Development; programmer aid in debugging

abbr., el.

Philips advanced interactive display; programmer's aid in debugging

abbr., IT

Procedures Applications Infrastructure And Data

abbr., med.

Physician Assistance In Dying (physician-assisted death, physician-assisted dying, physician-Other correct terms: hastened death/dying, aid in dying, physician aid in dying, and medical aid in dying.

Incorrect and inaccurate terms that opponents of physician-assisted dying use in order to mislead the public include: "assisted suicide," "doctor-assisted suicide," "physician-assisted suicide", and (active) "euthanasia." WAHinterpreter)

abbr., O&G, sakh.a.

piping and instrument diagram (old terminology)

mil.

parked aircraft intrusion detector; personnel and accounting integrated data

paid [peɪd] abbr.

abbr.

pd.

PAID [peɪd] abbr.

abbr., avia.

parked-aircraft intrusion detector

abbr., med.

Physician Assistance in Dying (WAHinterpreter)

paid

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Accounting	11
Agriculture	3
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Aviation	1
Banking	5
British usage, not spelling	1
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Commerce	10
Communications	23
Corporate governance	1
Customs	1
Economics	46
Education	9
Employment	2
Environment	7
Finances	148
Fish farming pisciculture	1
General	100
Government, administration and public services	5
Health care	1
Hobbies and pastimes	2
Informal	1
Information technology	2
Insurance	20
International Monetary Fund	8
International trade	2
Labor law	16
Law	55
Librarianship	8
Marketing	15
Medical	1
Microsoft	4
Name of organization	1
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Politics	1
Social science	18
Statistics	13
Taxes	6
Trade unions	1
Transport	15
United Nations	2


"in!"
row.	"en bateau!"
"in"
voll.	dedans


surplus
bank.	excèdent
construct.	excédant
environ.	surplus
fin.	excédent des opérations courantes de caractère non militaire
fin. engl.	surplus
life.sc. agric.	excédent d'eau
patents.	ce qu’on donne par-dessus le marché; extra; supplément
polit.	excédent


‘paid
gen.	‘pour acquit’
paid
fin.	payé; payer; à payer
law	consigné; consigné