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Definition of dues - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
membershipfees paid for club or organization membership
- He paid his annual dues to the golf club.
2.
financeobligations or debts owed to someone
- She settled all her dues before leaving the company.
3.
entitlementsRare deserved rights or privilegesRare
- After years of hard work, she finally earned her dues..
Expressions with dues
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obligations or debts that need to be settled
He has many dues to pay before he can retire.
fulfill one's obligations or responsibilities
She had to pay her dues before getting promoted.
fulfill obligations or responsibilities
You need to pay your dues before expecting any rewards.
regular payments members give to a workers group to support its activities
The company deducts union dues directly from employees' paychecks.
fees for delivering international mail between postal services
The terminal dues were adjusted in the new postal agreement.
money paid for using port or dock facilities
The company paid dock dues before unloading the cargo.
Origin of dues
Latin, debitum (debt)
Terms with dues included in their meaning
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debt-free
having no outstanding debts or dues
finance
membership dues paid to an organization
payroll
deduct union dues from wages
finance
collection of union dues via wage deductions
Examples of dues in a sentence
The club increased its annual dues this year. He paid his dues to the club annually. Dues must be cleared before the end of the month. He received his dues after the project was completed. The union members demanded their dues.
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- French:cotisations, dettes, ...
- German:Beiträge, Schulden, ...
- Italian:quote, debiti, ...
- Spanish:cuotas, deudas, ...
- Portuguese:quotas, dívidas, ...
- Chinese:会费, 债务, ...
- Japanese:会費, 負債, ...
- Arabic:رُسُوم العُضْوِيَة, مُسْتَحَقّات, ...
- Hebrew:דְּמֵי חָבֵר, חוֹבוֹת, ...
- Russian:взносы, долги, ...
- Ukrainian:внески, борги, ...
- Hindi:सदस्यता शुल्क, देयताएँ, ...
Definition of due - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
scheduled timeexpected to happen or arrive at a specific time
- The train is due at noon..
2.
financeowed as a debt or right
- The payment is due next week..
3.
justiceappropriate or deserved in the circumstances
- Respect is due to everyone..
4.
causalattributable to a specific cause
- The delay was due to heavy traffic.
5.
navigationTECH. on a direct bearing in navigationTECH.
- The ship is heading due north.
Noun
1.
financesomething owed or required as a debt
- The due must be settled by the end of the month.
2.
rightsright or just claim to something
- He has a due to the property.
3.
clubmembership fee or payment
- She paid her annual dues to the club.
4.
recognitiondeserved acknowledgment or recognition
- He finally received his due for the hard work.
Adverb
navigationin a straight or exact direction
- The ship sailed due north.
Expressions with due
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payment or reward that is owed to someone
The workers demanded their due for the extra hours.
justice administered by established rules and principles
Due process requires adherence to established legal procedures.
when circumstances suit, at a suitable point
I’ll get back to you in due time, once the details are settled.
recognize or admit someone's good qualities or achievements
Give Jordan their due: they delivered the best results this quarter.
acknowledge someone's effort or contribution fairly
Let's give credit where credit is due for her hard work.
acknowledge someone's achievement or contribution
Let's give credit where credit's due for her hard work.
recognize someone's effort or contribution fairly
Let's give credit where it's due for her hard work.
receive what is deserved, good or bad, after some time
After years of hard work, she got her due.
at a suitable time in the future
You will receive your package in due course..
consider something with the right amount of importance
You must give due weight to her experience when hiring.
acknowledge good qualities of disliked or unpleasant person
You have to give the devil his due, he did help us.
used to politely disagree or criticize
With all due respect, I think you're mistaken.
show respect or consideration for something important
With due regard to your opinion, we will proceed carefully.
admit someone deserves credit even if disliked
You have to give the devil your due, he works hard.
scheduled date for payment or task completion
The due date for the project is next Friday.
expected to happen at a specific time
The train is due at 5 PM.
expected to return at a certain time
The library book is due back tomorrow.
expected or scheduled to happen or be received soon
The car is due for a service next week.
in a straight line towards the east
The ship sailed due east for three days.
in a straight line towards the south
The ship sailed due south for three days.
because of something
The game was canceled due to rain.
happening later than the time generally seen as right or fair
Many voters feel that major reforms are long past due.
towards the north exactly
The compass pointed due north.
as a result of this situation
The project was delayed due to this unforeseen issue.
Origin of due
Latin, debere (to owe)
Examples of due in a sentence
Her baby is due in December. The rent is due at the beginning of each month. She reminded him that the report was due by Friday. The praise was due after his hard work. Credit is due where it is earned. The error was due to a software glitch.
Her absence was due to illness. The plane flew due east to reach the island. We sailed due south to avoid the storm. Members must pay their due before voting. The club's due is collected annually. She demanded her due after years of service. The workers received their due without delay. Members must pay their dues by Friday. His dues include access to the gym. The artist's talent earned him his due. She was given her due after years of dedication. The plane flew due east without any deviation. We headed due south to reach the campsite.
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- French:attendu, créance, ...
- German:fällig, Schuld, ...
- Italian:programmato, debito, ...
- Spanish:programado, pago, ...
- Portuguese:esperado, dívida, ...
- Chinese:预定的, 欠款, ...
- Japanese:予定, 支払い, ...
- Arabic:مُتَوَقَّع, مبلغ مستحق, ...
- Hebrew:אָמוּר, חוֹב, ...
- Russian:ожидаемый, долг, ...
- Ukrainian:запланований, борг, ...
- Hindi:निर्धारित, ऋण, ...
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