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1 disburse
tr[dɪs'bɜːs]1 desembolsarv.• desembolsar v.dɪs'bɜːrs, dɪs'bɜːstransitive verb (frml) desembolsar[dɪs'bɜːs]VT frm desembolsar* * *[dɪs'bɜːrs, dɪs'bɜːs]transitive verb (frml) desembolsar -
2 reimburse
tr[riːɪm'bɜːs]1 reembolsarv.• embolsar v.• integrar v.• reembolsar v.'riːɪm'bɜːrs, ˌriːɪm'bɜːstransitive verb \<\<expenses/cost\>\> reembolsar[ˌriːɪm'bɜːs]VT* * *['riːɪm'bɜːrs, ˌriːɪm'bɜːs]transitive verb \<\<expenses/cost\>\> reembolsar
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