Fee
61fee — noun /fiː/ a) A monetary payment charged for professional services. b) An estate of inheritance in land, either absolute and without limitation to any particular class of heirs (fee simple) or limited to a particular class of heirs (fee tail) …
62fee — I. n. 1. Pay (for professional service), compensation, remuneration. 2. Feud, fief, fee simple, absolute title or posession, unconditional tenure. II. v. a. Pay, reward, recompense, give a fee to …
63Fee — ♦ A fee was an estate, sublet to a knight by a baron, bishop or abbot, tenant in chief to the king. (Wise, Terence. Medieval Warfare, 248) Related terms: Fee Simple, Fief …
64Fee — die Fee, n (Mittelstufe) schönes, weibliches, mit Zauberkräften begabtes Fabelwesen Beispiel: Die gute Fee erfüllte ihre alle Wünsche …
65fee — вознаграждение за оказание профессиональных услуг, обычно исчисляемое на основании почасовых ставок, реже ad valorem или на основании заранее установленной твердой суммы. См. также contingency fee …
66Fee TV — pay per view cable television, service that allows users to watch selected programs that are available for a fee (Slang) …
67fee n — To purchase a cat, find a pet store with a fee line …
68fee — noun for the quality of work, I think the fee was reasonable Syn: payment, wage, salary, allowance; price, cost, charge, tariff, rate, amount, sum, figure; (fees) remuneration, dues, earnings, pay; formal emolument …
69fée — étouf·fée; …
70fee*/*/ — [fiː] noun [C] 1) money that you pay to a professional person or institution for their work tuition fees[/ex] He will have to pay legal fees of £2, 000.[/ex] 2) an amount of money that you pay to be allowed to do something such as join an… …
