Definition of prepay in English:

prepay

verbprepaid, prepaying, prepays priːˈpeɪpriˈpeɪ

[with object]usually as adjective prepaid

1Pay for in advance.
prepaid licence fees
Example sentencesExamples
- There's no penalty for prepaying your loans, but extending the repayment period gives you the option of making smaller payments when money is tight.
- After prepaying part of the business loan and setting aside funds for capital reserves, cash patronage refunds were distributed at the first annual meeting.
- The survey found that 45% of adult prepay customers could save money by switching to a contract.
- The state of Florida has the longest operating prepay program.
- The prepay phone is a mass-market model and does not normally sit comfortably with a company whose culture is centered on differentiation.
- You may choose any amount between $5 and $35, and prepay the number of months you desire.
- Under these agreements the wholesaler prepays products and fuel sold through the on-reserve store.
- Employers prepay for spaces in designated centres.
- Drivers could be required to prepay traffic fees, either online or at street-level vending machines.
- Yes, there is some portion of the travelling population that pays a cash fare every day and it is desirable for these people to instead use some prepay method in order to save time and resources.
- There's no penalty for prepaying your student loans, so you can shorten your loan term by making extra payments.
- It is on the simplest prepay tariff, which I use because I do not know how long I am going to be in Britain and I do not wish to commit myself to a fixed term contract.
- Like America, we are prepaying the expected costs of a demographic bulge in retirement.
- However, analysts say heavy promotions and free prepay cards and handsets are destroying value in the sector.
- Regional terminals in the Corn Belt quit taking orders for prepay ammonia in mid-December.
1. 1.1as adjective prepaid (of an envelope or address label) supplied with the postage already paid for contents up to a certain weight.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We included an information sheet, a letter from the consultant, a reply slip, a consent form, and a prepaid envelope.
  Each woman who had attended was sent a letter, a questionnaire, and a prepaid envelope.
  When you have received your ballot paper, mark your vote, get someone to sign the declaration and return both documents in the prepaid envelope.
  It also offers a prepaid postage label on its website that enables you to recycle an old cell phone from any manufacturer.
  In addition to failure to reattend, some patients failed to complete all self report questionnaires, notably where these had to be returned by post, despite the issuing of prepaid envelopes.
  Unlike so-called direct deposits, which actually take two days to process, the funds on prepaid cards become available within seconds.
  Participants mailed the ratings back to me in a prepaid envelope.
  You can shave costs by buying a prepaid package, considering less-trodden destinations, or traveling within Europe on budget airlines.
  Self-addressed, prepaid envelopes were provided for the return of the questionnaires.
  Along with the bill, businesses can send a special return envelope with prepaid postage, much like existing Business Reply Mail.
  ‘If a customer wants to convert from a conventional meter to a prepaid meter they should put their request in writing,’ says Zimu.
  We supplied parents with a prepaid envelope to return the diary, and we contacted parents by telephone if return was delayed.
  Similarly, general practitioners functioning through primary care groups would charge insurers or offer prepaid services.
  I've just parcelled my first bit of ripped up junkmail back in its prepaid envelope and sent it back from whence it came.
  The survey, which is being carried out by an independent company, have been sent out with prepaid envelopes to a cross-section of the public who have had dealings with the police in the past year.

Derivatives

prepayable

adjective priːˈpeɪəb(ə)lprɪˈpeɪəb(ə)l

Certain traffic and non-traffic offenses are prepayable.
Example sentencesExamples
- That certainly might happen if lenders were prevented from providing sufficient liquidity for fixed-rate, easily prepayable mortgages.

prepayment

noun priːˈpeɪm(ə)nt

Single service providers may refuse medical insurance reimbursements or require prepayments from patients.
Example sentencesExamples
- Postage stamps were originally construed as prepayment for the service of transporting letters and packages.
- There are, however, times when prepayment is unavoidable.
- When mortgage rates plunge and homeowners refinance, investors receive large amounts of prepayments, which must be reinvested at lower yields.
- The University of Berkley offers associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees for a flat installment rate with a discount for prepayment.

Definition of prepay in US English:

prepay

verbprēˈpāpriˈpeɪ

[with object]usually as adjective prepaid

Pay for in advance.
prepaid health plans
Example sentencesExamples
- The state of Florida has the longest operating prepay program.
- Like America, we are prepaying the expected costs of a demographic bulge in retirement.
- After prepaying part of the business loan and setting aside funds for capital reserves, cash patronage refunds were distributed at the first annual meeting.
- Drivers could be required to prepay traffic fees, either online or at street-level vending machines.
- You may choose any amount between $5 and $35, and prepay the number of months you desire.
- Yes, there is some portion of the travelling population that pays a cash fare every day and it is desirable for these people to instead use some prepay method in order to save time and resources.
- However, analysts say heavy promotions and free prepay cards and handsets are destroying value in the sector.
- Under these agreements the wholesaler prepays products and fuel sold through the on-reserve store.
- Regional terminals in the Corn Belt quit taking orders for prepay ammonia in mid-December.
- The prepay phone is a mass-market model and does not normally sit comfortably with a company whose culture is centered on differentiation.
- There's no penalty for prepaying your loans, but extending the repayment period gives you the option of making smaller payments when money is tight.
- There's no penalty for prepaying your student loans, so you can shorten your loan term by making extra payments.
- The survey found that 45% of adult prepay customers could save money by switching to a contract.
- It is on the simplest prepay tariff, which I use because I do not know how long I am going to be in Britain and I do not wish to commit myself to a fixed term contract.
- Employers prepay for spaces in designated centres.

单词	prepay
释义	Definition of prepay in English: prepay verbprepaid, prepaying, prepays priːˈpeɪpriˈpeɪ [with object]usually as adjective prepaid 1Pay for in advance. prepaid licence fees Example sentencesExamples There's no penalty for prepaying your loans, but extending the repayment period gives you the option of making smaller payments when money is tight. After prepaying part of the business loan and setting aside funds for capital reserves, cash patronage refunds were distributed at the first annual meeting. The survey found that 45% of adult prepay customers could save money by switching to a contract. The state of Florida has the longest operating prepay program. The prepay phone is a mass-market model and does not normally sit comfortably with a company whose culture is centered on differentiation. You may choose any amount between $5 and $35, and prepay the number of months you desire. Under these agreements the wholesaler prepays products and fuel sold through the on-reserve store. Employers prepay for spaces in designated centres. Drivers could be required to prepay traffic fees, either online or at street-level vending machines. Yes, there is some portion of the travelling population that pays a cash fare every day and it is desirable for these people to instead use some prepay method in order to save time and resources. There's no penalty for prepaying your student loans, so you can shorten your loan term by making extra payments. It is on the simplest prepay tariff, which I use because I do not know how long I am going to be in Britain and I do not wish to commit myself to a fixed term contract. Like America, we are prepaying the expected costs of a demographic bulge in retirement. However, analysts say heavy promotions and free prepay cards and handsets are destroying value in the sector. Regional terminals in the Corn Belt quit taking orders for prepay ammonia in mid-December. 1.1as adjective prepaid (of an envelope or address label) supplied with the postage already paid for contents up to a certain weight. Example sentencesExamples We included an information sheet, a letter from the consultant, a reply slip, a consent form, and a prepaid envelope. Each woman who had attended was sent a letter, a questionnaire, and a prepaid envelope. When you have received your ballot paper, mark your vote, get someone to sign the declaration and return both documents in the prepaid envelope. It also offers a prepaid postage label on its website that enables you to recycle an old cell phone from any manufacturer. In addition to failure to reattend, some patients failed to complete all self report questionnaires, notably where these had to be returned by post, despite the issuing of prepaid envelopes. Unlike so-called direct deposits, which actually take two days to process, the funds on prepaid cards become available within seconds. Participants mailed the ratings back to me in a prepaid envelope. You can shave costs by buying a prepaid package, considering less-trodden destinations, or traveling within Europe on budget airlines. Self-addressed, prepaid envelopes were provided for the return of the questionnaires. Along with the bill, businesses can send a special return envelope with prepaid postage, much like existing Business Reply Mail. ‘If a customer wants to convert from a conventional meter to a prepaid meter they should put their request in writing,’ says Zimu. We supplied parents with a prepaid envelope to return the diary, and we contacted parents by telephone if return was delayed. Similarly, general practitioners functioning through primary care groups would charge insurers or offer prepaid services. I've just parcelled my first bit of ripped up junkmail back in its prepaid envelope and sent it back from whence it came. The survey, which is being carried out by an independent company, have been sent out with prepaid envelopes to a cross-section of the public who have had dealings with the police in the past year. Derivatives prepayable adjective priːˈpeɪəb(ə)lprɪˈpeɪəb(ə)l Certain traffic and non-traffic offenses are prepayable. Example sentencesExamples That certainly might happen if lenders were prevented from providing sufficient liquidity for fixed-rate, easily prepayable mortgages. prepayment noun priːˈpeɪm(ə)nt Single service providers may refuse medical insurance reimbursements or require prepayments from patients. Example sentencesExamples Postage stamps were originally construed as prepayment for the service of transporting letters and packages. There are, however, times when prepayment is unavoidable. When mortgage rates plunge and homeowners refinance, investors receive large amounts of prepayments, which must be reinvested at lower yields. The University of Berkley offers associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees for a flat installment rate with a discount for prepayment. Definition of prepay in US English: prepay verbprēˈpāpriˈpeɪ [with object]usually as adjective prepaid Pay for in advance. prepaid health plans Example sentencesExamples The state of Florida has the longest operating prepay program. Like America, we are prepaying the expected costs of a demographic bulge in retirement. After prepaying part of the business loan and setting aside funds for capital reserves, cash patronage refunds were distributed at the first annual meeting. Drivers could be required to prepay traffic fees, either online or at street-level vending machines. You may choose any amount between $5 and $35, and prepay the number of months you desire. Yes, there is some portion of the travelling population that pays a cash fare every day and it is desirable for these people to instead use some prepay method in order to save time and resources. However, analysts say heavy promotions and free prepay cards and handsets are destroying value in the sector. Under these agreements the wholesaler prepays products and fuel sold through the on-reserve store. Regional terminals in the Corn Belt quit taking orders for prepay ammonia in mid-December. The prepay phone is a mass-market model and does not normally sit comfortably with a company whose culture is centered on differentiation. There's no penalty for prepaying your loans, but extending the repayment period gives you the option of making smaller payments when money is tight. There's no penalty for prepaying your student loans, so you can shorten your loan term by making extra payments. The survey found that 45% of adult prepay customers could save money by switching to a contract. It is on the simplest prepay tariff, which I use because I do not know how long I am going to be in Britain and I do not wish to commit myself to a fixed term contract. Employers prepay for spaces in designated centres.
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