| 词汇 | prepaid |
| 释义 | prepaidpre·paid /ˌpriːˈpeɪd◂/ adjectiveadj BBPAY FORif something is prepaid, it is paid for before it is needed or used 预付的，预先付款的 The shipping charges are prepaid. 运费已付。 a prepaid envelope 邮资已付的信封 Examples from the Corpus prepaid• Service is to be effected by posting the process or document in a prepaid registered envelope, or by personal delivery. From Longman Business Dictionary prepaidpre·paid /ˌpriːˈpeɪd◂/ (also pre-paid) adjectiveadj 1prepaid amounts are payments for things that you have not yet received The pay phones are designed for phone cards and generate more than $2 billion in prepaid revenues. → see also freight prepaid2FINANCE a prepaid loan is repaid to the lender before the normal time The loan for the dam was prepaid after criticisms of the way the project was financed. 3a prepaid letter, envelope etc is one where the sender does not have to use a stampSYN POSTAGE-PAID prepaid postcards and toll-free numbers 4INSURANCE prepaid insurance contracts are to pay for services that may be needed by the insured person in the future Everyone has legal needs and the latest option is a prepaid package from Midwest Legal Services. |
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