pay in advance

基本解釋

But with many travel companies cutting prices at the last minute, early booking can penalize consumers who pay in advance.
隨著越來(lái)越多旅游企業(yè)在最后一刻實(shí)行降價(jià)，提早預(yù)訂的客戶(hù)有可能反遭損失。
But if they pay in advance it isn't until they get the renewal bill at the end of the year that they realize how much money they've 'wasted' and by then they are out of the habit of exercising.
但是，如果他們是提前一次付清的話(huà)，他們只能到年底看到帳單時(shí)才會(huì)意識(shí)到自己浪費(fèi)了多少錢(qián)，而那時(shí)支付者已經(jīng)沒(méi)有鍛鍊的習(xí)慣了。
Better to pay in advance.
最好還是提前付錢(qián)給他們。

Persuading customers to pay in advance for a product scheduled to arrive in spring 2014 is an impressive feat.
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Prices for customers who make few calls and pay in advance are reasonable.
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