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in the PONS Dictionary
I. pay [peɪ] N FIN
II. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] VB trans
1. pay FIN (give money):
3. pay (benefit, be worthwhile, repay):
4. pay (give, render, bestow):
III. pay <paid, paid> [peɪ] VB intr
1. pay (settle, recompense):
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Packet ships were eventually established to move freight through the waterway.
en.wikipedia.org The figures to the right show how with the addition of many plane waves, the wave packet can become more localized.
en.wikipedia.org The timers in intermediate radios are set to an estimate of the transmission time that closer radios will need in order to transmit packets.
en.wikipedia.org However, the introduction of a sudden burst of traffic may cause large numbers of established, steady streams to lose packets simultaneously.
en.wikipedia.org He was then directed to sign his name on the roster and forward the packet to that person.
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