"fee" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

fee rzeczownik

rzeczownik + fee

Kolokacji: 186

tuition fee • admission fee • transfer fee • membership fee • entry fee • entrance fee • registration fee • subscription fee • license fee • ...

fee + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 25

fee structure • fee schedule • fee increase • fee income • passport fee cover • ...

fee + czasownik

Kolokacji: 38

fee ranges • fee includes • fee covers • fee pays • fee hikes • ...

czasownik + fee

Kolokacji: 70

collect fees • raise fees • impose fees • include fees • earn fees • sign for a fee • reduce fees • join for a fee • increase fees • ...

przymiotnik + fee

Kolokacji: 99

legal fee • monthly fee • annual fee • high fee • small fee • undisclosed fee • additional fee • flat fee • low fee • nominal fee • ...

Kolokacji: 32

Grup znaczeniowych: 25

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 7

(3) high, start-up

Kolokacji: 2

1. high fee = wysoka opłata high fee

2. start-up fee = opłata rozpoczęcia działalności start-up fee

During much of its existence it charged a start-up fee of about US$100 and hourly usage rates on the order of $10 per hour.
For a start-up fee of $1,000, publishers will be assigned individual prefixes that can be combined with additional numbers to identify documents in cyberspace.
Like all unit trusts, you pay start-up fees of around five per cent, and annual management fees of about 1.5 per cent.
There was to be no start-up fee, and Main Street Connect would get 17 percent of a site's revenue.
(Both SunAmerica and Skandia also charge a start-up fee of $25.)
Estate land can be created whenever a user pays the start-up fee.
New drivers are not subject to start-up fees.
Her initial cost was $500 with an agreement to set up six shows, though she said commissions from those events usually cover start-up fees.
The clown care program costs $75,000 a year a $30,000 start-up fee.
When start-up fees are paid as first payment(s), the balance due might accrue more interest, as being delayed by the extra payment period(s).