overpay

英 [ˌəʊvəˈpeɪ]

美 [ˌoʊvərˈpeɪ]

v.  付款过多; 多付报酬

过去分词：overpaid　过去式：overpaid　现在分词：overpaying　第三人称单数：overpays　

BEC

BNC.35155 / COCA.20761

牛津词典

verb

• 付款过多；多付报酬
  to pay sb too much; to pay sb more than their work is worth

柯林斯词典

• See also:Management has to make sure it does not overpay its staff...The council is said to have been overpaying for repairs made by its housing department...The scheme will overpay some lawyers and underpay others.overpaid

英英释义

verb

• pay too much

双语例句

• Lawrence Ho, however, is confident that he and PBL did not overpay for the last seat in the house.
  但何犹龙确信，他和PBL并没有为最后一个席位支付过高价格。
• The bad: would Microsoft still be willing to overpay?
  弊：微软是否还愿意溢价收购？
• So did Microsoft overpay for Skype, contributing to a new tech bubble?
  那么，微软报出的收购价是不是太高了，从而导致了新的科技泡沫？
• Management has to make sure it does not overpay its staff
  管理层必须确保没有向员工支付过高工资。
• There is also danger that foreign groups could overpay in their desperation to expand.
  外国保险集团不顾一切的扩张，也可能导致它们出价过高。
• You can get others to do things for you but be sure not to overpay them or lend them money.
  可以让别人帮忙做一些事情，但是不要付过多的钱，也不要借给他们钱。
• Another is more subtle: that the style of decision-making can lead Chinese companies to overpay and to struggle to integrate their purchases.
  另一缺点比较微妙，由于这种做决定的方式，让这些中国公司付出更高的价格，而且费劲的整合他们所收购的公司。
• The scheme will overpay some lawyers and underpay others.
  该方案将使一些律师获得过高酬劳，而其他律师则报酬过低。
• Our staff are overpay and under work.
  我们的职员挣得多，干得少。
• They have a tendency to overpay.
  它们有出价过高的倾向。