Pagase (en. Pay)
/paɡase/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Expression that indicates desire or assumption about a payment that needs to be made.
It's better that he/she paid before the notice arrives.
Es mejor que pagase antes de que llegue el aviso.
Use in contexts where a condition about payment is expressed.
If he/she paid now, he/she would get a discount.
Si pagase ahora, obtendría un descuento.
Alternative in subordinate clauses that require the subjunctive.
Even if he/she paid, he/she wouldn't be sure to receive the service.
Aunque pagase, no estaría seguro de recibir el servicio.
Etymology
From the verb 'pagar', from Latin 'pacare', which means 'to satisfy, to pay'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to face the consequences
To assume the consequences of an action.
pagar las consecuencias
not to pay a dime
To pay nothing, to avoid payment.
no pagar un duro
to pay in installments
To make a payment divided into several parts.
pagar a plazos
Related Words
payment
Action of paying a debt or a service.
pago
payable
That must be paid on time and in the established manner.
pagadero
payer
Person who makes the payment.
pagador
Slang Meanings
To pay someone for a favor.
If you pay me, I'll help you with your project.
Si me pagas, te ayudo con tu proyecto.
To pay someone to keep quiet.
What I don't want is for you to pay anyone to keep quiet.
Lo que no quiero es que pagues a nadie para que no hable.