pay (someone) peanuts pay (someone) under the table pay (something) back pay (something) off pay (something) out pay (something

pay pay pay pay pay pay & display pay (for something) cash on delivery pay (for something

pay (someone) peanuts pay (someone) under the table pay (something) back pay (something) off pay (something) out pay (something

leg pay as you go pay attention pay back pay back in own coin pay by pay compliment pay

n Spray Pay News Network pay no attention pay no attention to Pay No Attention to Man

an arm and a leg pay as you go pay attention pay back pay back in own

an arm and a leg pay as you go pay attention pay back pay back in own

pay attention (to someone or something) pay back pay back in spades pay by pay cash on

as possible. See also: consideration , of , out take (something) into consideration To pay attention to, think

wear take account of (someone or something) To think about, consider, or pay attention to someone

her friend for an hour already. 2. noun Inane talk or gossip. Don't pay attention to what

do something well. I'm flunking two subjects, man. I gotta get down. Come on, Sam, pay attention. Get down and

himself consumed by desire to be with Stephen, such that he could no longer pay attention in class

they entertain Shropshire side Shifnal tomorrow. K&D keep getting handed unlucky breaks behind stumps They will pay handsomely, as an insurance

dance ~; get ~; march~ .) You've gotten out of step with the music. Pay attention, Ann. You're

of the comfort station , she indicated that she was so frightened that she didn't pay attention to the

involved in the details of something that they do not understand or pay attention to the

her friend for an hour already. 2. noun Inane talk or gossip. Don't pay attention to what

UK, Australia. I wouldn't know what the chattering classes are on about—I pay no attention to

feelings of importance or superiority. The guy is on another ego trip. Pay no attention. See also

or behaviour: The management have stood firm against demands for a pay increase. OPPOSITE: shift your

of Idioms. © 2015 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved. give /lend an ear To pay close attention; listen attentively

the most noise. An empty vessel makes the most noise, so don't pay attention to anything

or pay close attention; to give (something) ample or due consideration. You'd best pay heed to his

the most noise. An empty vessel makes the most noise, so don't pay attention to anything

of someone or something) to be cautious with someone or something; to pay attention to someone

the rest of the school. Stu always backbites, but I don't pay attention to him

do something well. I'm flunking two subjects, man. I gotta get down. Come on, Sam, pay attention. Get down and

of someone or something) To become aware of, remember, focus on, or pay attention to someone

dance ~; get ~; march~ .) You've gotten out of step with the music. Pay attention, Ann. You're

feelings of importance or superiority. The guy is on another ego trip. Pay no attention. See also

in one ear and out the other. Why don't you pay attention? I can't

sense The absence of sound, practical judgment. The more I pay attention to the

of uses . [Mid-1800s] See also: itself lend one's ear Also, lend an ear . Pay attention, listen, as in

chairman , or The teacher called on Joe to answer . [c. 1400] 2. Pay a brief

Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. look to 1. Pay attention to, take

top of this issue. This issue is constantly changing. She has to pay attention to it

garage is the stuff of dreams If you're drawing Social Security, pay attention to what

10 ways to write winning headlines: if you want your readers to pay attention, start by getting

call pay a call on pay a call on (someone or something) pay a call

quickly to attend to my injuries. 3. To listen or pay attention to someone

for "cobblers' awls," rhymes with "balls" (testicles). Primarily heard in UK. Don't pay any attention to

the correct note on an instrument. See also: right , strike take note Also, take notice . Pay attention, as in

get , of , that , will wake up and smell the coffee Pay attention to what

to Organize Social Responsibility Conference In other words, organizations need to pay attention to the

paying for referrals.” You may think to ... Don't just kick back! Pay attention to health

home When wearing the African print with a mandarin collar , you must pay attention to ensure

or the task at hand. Thomas, quit spacing out back there and pay attention! I love looking

that gonzo tale get started? 4. noun, slang Someone who is wacky or foolish. Don't pay attention to that

and The Motley Fool Partner to Launch a Cortana Skill So, pay attention to what

be ameliorated..." According to the Board, "effects bargaining encompasses issues such as severance pay, seniority, pensions, health insurance

get into the spotlight. She can't stand it when the grownups pay attention to me

a fruitcake  and  nuttier than a fruitcake crazy. (*Also: as ~ .) Don't pay any attention to

while the web owner, a much bigger spider, "seemed to pay no attention." New spider

fix the toilet? What a load of bunk! Don't pay any attention to

of Idioms. © 2024 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved. tripe 1. n. nonsense. That’s just tripe. Pay no attention. 2. n

is cleverly spinning this environmental issue as a pocketbook issue, knowing that people always pay more attention to

persistently in the background--I think it is very important that we do pay attention, obviously to

and disclosure practices in new publication Well, it's time to pay attention again as FASB

bro. A: "Whoa, that was kind of rude." B: "Oh, don't pay attention to those

to stand on the balls of your feet. When you're running, pay close attention to

to stand on the balls of your feet. When you're running, pay close attention to

air . It is also put as full of hot air , as in Pay no attention to

over the yardarm is whether or not I've eaten lunch yet. Oh, don't pay any attention to

from $125 at Argus Either way, the heart enlarges and complications ensue. Pay close attention to

The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. blab ( blæb ) 1. n. talk; chatter; meaningless talk. I never pay any attention to

to leave!" B: "Oh, he was out over his skis, as usual. I don't pay much attention to

of Algerian ex-terrorists prompts the weary acknowledgment that the police will pay no attention to

sudden fit of impatience came over her . [First half of 1900s] 3. Pay a casual

drama in that group!" B: "For real, eff that noise!" I don't pay any attention to

on when it's moving all over the place. 2. . Fig. to pay close attention to

arm and a leg/a pretty penny, to cost/pay an arm and

a fruitcake  and  nuttier than a fruitcake crazy. (*Also: as ~ .) Don't pay any attention to

pitch and repeated without much pausing. Dogs do communicate, we just need to pay closer attention In

UK, Australia. I wouldn't know what the chattering classes are on about—I pay no attention to

the stage loudly from the pit. View in context Pete did not pay much attention to

fix the toilet? What a load of bunk! Don't pay any attention to

spot is an area of knowledge or understanding that you do not have or pay no attention to

hard to reveal whether a coin is fake , especially when someone does not pay attention when getting cash

The ending part of a song or piece of music. Just pay attention to the

a stupid person. Please try not to be such a rattlebrain! Pay attention to what

ˈshuffle ( American English ) (usually used in the passive) not notice somebody/something or pay attention to somebody

ˈshuffle ( American English ) (usually used in the passive) not notice somebody/something or pay attention to somebody

running on all cylinders. 2. in. to operate sensibly and intelligently. Pay attention to what

gabbing so we can get this meeting started. 2. noun Inane talk or gossip. Don't pay attention to what

or yell in a boisterous way, especially to catch someone's attention.) A: "Acquiring

a lovely prize. Ed and Roger are competing for Alice's attention. See also: compete compete

and affect to seem like a king; first, appear to pay a great

chairman , or The teacher called on Joe to answer . [c. 1400] 2. Pay a brief

in bed and zoned out. 3. To refuse to pay attention to someone

The success elevated her to a new rank and higher pay. The boss

Wear Contact Lens Market share and Growth, 2018 to 2026 People will pay enough attention while driving

up with the thought of revengel I pretended not to pay any attention as I

perspective of inner-city black adolescents In summary, I suggest that coaches pay more attention to

such fault-finders were more lenient and less exacting, and did not pay so much attention to

1. To lose visibility of, forget about, misplace, or neglect to pay close attention to

something) To casually read through a document, magazine, or book without paying close attention to it

something) To casually read through a document, magazine, or book without paying close attention to it

make enough money to keep up with your spending. 2. Fig. to pay attention to the

someone like a hawk If you watch someone like a hawk , you pay close attention to