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Meanings of fee in inglés

portugués
gratificar
catalán
gratificar

Give a tip or gratuity to in return for a service, beyond the compensation agreed on.

gratificar

Financial, factual or intellectual achievement.

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Usage of fee in inglés
1
We believe the licence fee is the right system for the future.
The Guardian
2
Its products and services include debt financing, fee-based services and equity investments.
Reuters
3
Conclusion: The number of medical visits and the average medical fee increased.
Pubmed
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This year, 574 fee-charging schools were recognised by the Western Cape government.
The South African
5
The New York doctor said his fee was one thousand a day.
The new yorker
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The company must also cough up a 200 million euro break fee.
Reuters
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It is also offering to pay a 25 basis points amendment fee.
Reuters
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I've known you for a thousand years, don't you feeJ that way?.
I’m With the Band
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Steenland said Northwest has not decided whether to add a similar fee.
Reuters
10
The mammoth fee is subject to the company meeting certain performance targets.
The South African
11
Republicans would likely block any renewed user-fee legislation by Waters, said Tittsworth.
Reuters
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And licence fee payers' deserve to know what action will be taken.
The Daily Telegraph
13
Flat rate Internet access allows unlimited Internet usage for a set fee.
The Irish Times
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It is one of the best known fee-paying schools in the State.
The Irish Times
15
He cost 65 million pounds, the third largest transfer fee in history.
Reuters
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Go back to New York, take a partial fee on the case.
Crooked little vein
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Translations for fee
portugués
gratificar
Fee through the time
Fee across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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