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1 ♦ discount
♦ discount /ˈdɪskaʊnt/n.1 (comm.) sconto; riduzione: We give a 3% discount for cash, facciamo uno sconto del 3% sui pagamenti in contanti; DIALOGO → - Damaged goods- We could offer you a discount of £100 on the price, potremmo offrirle uno sconto di £100 sul prezzo● discount bank, banca di sconto □ (fin.) discount bond, obbligazione sotto la pari □ (fin.) discount broker, agente di sconto; scontista □ discount card, carta di sconto □ discount house, (fin.) istituto di sconto; (comm.) negozio che vende a prezzi scontati; discount □ (fin.) discount market, mercato dello sconto □ (fin.) discount rate, tasso di sconto; ( USA, anche) tasso ufficiale di sconto (cfr. ingl. bank rate, sotto bank /2/) □ (comm.) discount shop (o discount store), discount □ at a discount, (comm.) a prezzo scontato; (fin., Borsa) sotto la pari □ (comm.) bulk discount prices, prezzi scontati per acquisti in grandi quantità □ (fam.) five-finger discount, furto; taccheggio □ (fin.) to have access to the discount window, poter accedere alle operazioni di sconto.(to) discount /dɪˈskaʊnt/v. t.1 (comm.) scontare; ribassare: Many items are heavily discounted for a quick sale, molti articoli sono stati molto scontati per essere venduti rapidamente3 scartare, non prendere in considerazione: Sources refused to discount the possibility of an interest rate rise, le fonti hanno rifiutato di scartare la possibilità di un aumento del tasso di sconto.
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