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• dues — [djuːz ǁ duːz] noun [plural] regular payments made to an organization such as a professional association or trade union by its members; = subscription Bre: • Institute dues, which average $112 per member, were last raised three years ago. ˈdock… …   Financial and business terms

• dues — fee for membership, 1660s, from plural of DUE (Cf. due). To pay (one s) dues in the figurative sense is from 1943. Giue them their due though they were diuels [1589] …   Etymology dictionary

• dues — index charge (cost), fee (charge), tax Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

• dues — [n] payment for membership ante, arrearage, assessment, charge, charges, collection, contribution, custom, debit, debt, duty, fee, kickback, levy, liability, obligation, pay, protection, rates, tax, toll; concepts 344,679 …   New thesaurus

• dues — n. 1) to pay dues 2) annual; membership dues * * * membership dues annual to pay dues …   Combinatory dictionary

• dues — /dju:z/ plural noun orders taken but not supplied until new stock arrives ♦ to release dues to send off orders which had been piling up while a product was out of stock ● We have recorded thousands of dues for that item and our supplier cannot… …   Marketing dictionary in english

• dues — /dju:z/ plural noun orders taken but not supplied until new stock arrives ♦ to release dues to send off orders which had been piling up while a product was out of stock ● We have recorded thousands of dues for that item and our supplier cannot… …   Dictionary of banking and finance

• dues — noun Membership fees. See Also: pay ones dues …   Wiktionary

• dues — noun Dues is used after these nouns: ↑membership, ↑union …   Collocations dictionary

• dues — n. payments, fees for membership (in a club or organization); difficulty or experience that new workers endure in a company or organization (as during the first years, a person pays one s dues ) djuː n. something which is owed to a person;… …   English contemporary dictionary