Collocation
pay online
to make a payment using the internet through a website or app instead of paying in person
Definition
'pay online' is a common English collocation. to make a payment using the internet through a website or app instead of paying in person
pay + online
“You can pay online with a credit card or PayPal.”
Examples
- You can pay online with a debit card in just a few minutes.
- I paid online because the store was already closed.
- Can I pay online, or do I need to bring cash?
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- We usually pay online to avoid waiting in line at the office.
- Please pay online before the appointment to confirm your booking.
- If you pay online today, your order will ship tomorrow morning.
- She prefers to pay online so she can keep a digital receipt.
- They had to pay online again after the first transaction failed.
- Customers who pay online are asked to complete an extra security check.
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