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1 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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3 reimburse
reimburse [‚ri:ɪm'bɜ:s]rembourser;∎ to reimburse sb (for) sth rembourser qch à qn ou qn de qch;∎ I was reimbursed je me suis fait rembourser -
4 reimburse re·im·burse vt
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[riːɪm'bəːs]vtto reimburse sb for sth — zwracać (zwrócić perf) komuś koszty czegoś, refundować (zrefundować perf) komuś coś
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8 reimburse
transitive verb[zurück]erstatten [[Un]kosten, Spesen]; entschädigen [Person]reimburse somebody for — jemandem [zurück]erstatten [[Un]kosten, Spesen]; jemandem ersetzen [Verlust]
* * *re·im·burse[ˌri:ɪmˈbɜ:s, AM -ˈbɜ:rs]vtto \reimburse sth etw ersetzento \reimburse expenses Auslagen [rück]erstatten [o vergüten]* * *["riːɪm'bɜːs]vtperson entschädigen; loss ersetzen; expenses, costs (zurück)erstatten, ersetzento reimburse sb for his expenses — jdm die Auslagen zurückerstatten
* * *reimburse v/tyou will be reimbursed for your expenses wir werden Ihnen Ihre Auslagen (zurück)erstatten;reimburse o.s. sich schadlos halten ( for für)* * *transitive verb[zurück]erstatten [[Un]kosten, Spesen]; entschädigen [Person]reimburse somebody for — jemandem [zurück]erstatten [[Un]kosten, Spesen]; jemandem ersetzen [Verlust]
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9 vergüten
v/t1. compensate (jemandem etw. s.o. for s.th.); (Auslagen) reimburse, refund; (Zinsen, Schaden) indemnify ( jemandem s.o. for); (Verlust) compensate for, make good; wir werden Ihnen die Arbeit natürlich vergüten we will of course pay you for the work; die Stelle wird mit 2000 Euro vergütet the job pays 2000 euros* * *to remunerate; to reimburse; to refund; to allow; to compensate* * *ver|gü|ten [fɛɐ'gyːtn] ptp vergütetvt1)jdm etw vergǘten (Unkosten) — to reimburse sb for sth; Preis to refund sb sth; Schaden to compensate sb for sth; Arbeit, Leistung to pay or recompense (form) sb for sth
2) (TECH = verbessern) Stahl to temper; Linse to coat* * *ver·gü·ten *[fɛɐ̯ˈgy:tn̩]vt1. (ersetzen)▪ [jdm] etw \vergüten to reimburse sb for sth, to refund [sb] sth3. TECHvergüteter Stahl tempered steel; (beschichten) to coat sthvergütete Linsen coated lenses* * *transitives Verb1)* * *vergüten v/t1. compensate (wir werden Ihnen die Arbeit natürlich vergüten we will of course pay you for the work;die Stelle wird mit 2000 Euro vergütet the job pays 2000 euros* * *transitives Verb1)* * *(Metall) v.to anneal v. v.to age v. -
10 rembourser
rembourser [ʀɑ̃buʀse]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb• je me suis fait rembourser mon repas/voyage I got the cost of my meal/journey refunded• est-ce remboursé par la Sécurité sociale ? ≈ can I get my money back from the NHS (Brit) or from Medicaid (US)?• « satisfait ou remboursé » "satisfaction or your money back"* * *ʀɑ̃buʀse
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1) ( rendre de l'argent prêté par un organisme) to pay off, to repay [emprunt, dette]2) ( en reprenant des marchandises) to give a refund to [client]; to refund the price of [article]3) ( rendre de l'argent déboursé) to reimburse [frais professionnels, employé]; to reimburse ou refund the cost of [opération, médicament]rembourser quelqu'un de quelque chose — to pay somebody back for something, to reimburse somebody for something
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se rembourser verbe pronominalje me suis remboursé en gardant sa montre — I kept his/her watch by way of payment
* * *ʀɑ̃buʀse vtto pay back, to repayIl m'a remboursé l'argent qu'il me devait. — He paid me back the money he owed me.
"satisfait ou remboursé" — "satisfaction or your money back"
* * *rembourser verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( rendre de l'argent prêté par un organisme) to pay off, to repay [emprunt, dette]; rembourser une dette sur 10 ans to pay off a debt over 10 years;2 ( en reprenant des marchandises) to give a refund to [client]; to refund the price of [vêtement, article, appareil]; rembourser qch à qn to give sb a refund on sth; se faire rembourser qch to get a refund on sth; votre garantie ‘satisfait ou remboursé’ your guarantee ‘your money refunded if not completely satisfied’; nous vous rembourserons tous vos achats sans discuter the price of all returned goods will be refunded on demand; le magasin ne rembourse pas mais il donne des avoirs we do not give refunds on returned goods but we will issue a credit note; ils m'ont remboursé mon billet d'avion they gave me a refund for my plane ticket; les spectateurs ont été remboursés the spectators have been given a refund; remboursez! remboursez! we want our money back!;3 ( rendre de l'argent déboursé) to reimburse [frais professionnels, employé]; rembourser qn de qch to pay sb back for sth, to reimburse sb for sth; rembourser les frais de qn to reimburse sb; la sécurité sociale ne rembourse pas certains médicaments certain medicines are non-refundable ou are not reimbursed by the social security; rembourser une opération to reimburse the cost of an operation; médicament remboursé à 40% medicine refundable ou reimbursed at 40%; rembourser un ami to pay a friend back; je ne peux te rembourser que la moitié de ce que tu m'as prêté hier I can only pay you back half of what you lent me yesterday; achète-moi des cigarettes et je te rembourserai buy me some cigarettes and I'll pay you back; se faire rembourser par sa société to be reimbursed by one's company;4 ( payer la différence) to refund; si vous trouvez le même article moins cher ailleurs, nous vous remboursons la différence if you find the same article cheaper elsewhere, we will refund the difference.B se rembourser vpr to get one's money back; je me suis remboursé en gardant sa montre I kept his/her watch by way of payment.[rɑ̃burse] verbe transitifce médicament n'est remboursé qu'à 40 % (par la Sécurité sociale) only 40% of the price of this drug is refunded (by the Health Service) -
11 resarcir
v.1 to indemnify, to make it all up to, to pay to satisfaction, to make it up to.El gobierno resarció a Ricardo The government indemnified Richard.2 to compensate, to compensate for, to refund, to reimburse.Ricardo resarció la traición de María Richard compensated Ann's treachery.* * *1 to compensate, indemnify1 to make up for* * *1.VT (=pagar) to repay; (=compensar) to indemnify, compensate2.See:* * *1.verbo transitivo2.resarcir a alguien DE algo — de daños/inconvenientes to compensate somebody for something; de gastos to reimburse somebody for something
resarcirse v pronresarcirse DE algo — ( desquitarse) to get one's own back for something; ( compensar) to make up for something
* * *= make + amends (for/to).Ex. The scholarships were established in 1979 to help make amends for the state's history of excluding blacks from the university.* * *1.verbo transitivo2.resarcir a alguien DE algo — de daños/inconvenientes to compensate somebody for something; de gastos to reimburse somebody for something
resarcirse v pronresarcirse DE algo — ( desquitarse) to get one's own back for something; ( compensar) to make up for something
* * *= make + amends (for/to).Ex: The scholarships were established in 1979 to help make amends for the state's history of excluding blacks from the university.
* * *resarcir [I4 ]vt1 (indemnizar) resarcir a algn DE algo to compensate sb FOR sthfue resarcido de los daños sufridos he was compensated o he received compensation for the damage causedes difícil de leer pero te resarce del esfuerzo it is difficult to read but it's rewarding o it's worth the effort o it repays the effort2 (reembolsar) resarcir a algn DE algo to reimburse sb FOR sth* * *
resarcir ( conjugate resarcir) verbo transitivo resarcir a algn DE algo ‹de daños/inconvenientes› to compensate sb for sth;
‹ de gastos› to reimburse sb for sth
resarcirse verbo pronominal resarcirse DE algo ( desquitarse) to get one's own back for sth;
( compensar) to make up for sth
resarcir verbo transitivo to compensate
' resarcir' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
subsanar
* * *♦ vtresarcir a alguien (de) to compensate sb (for);la aseguradora lo resarció por los daños sufridos the insurance company paid him compensation o compensated him for the damage caused* * *v/t compensate (de for), reimburse (de for)* * *resarcir {83} vt: to compensate, to indemnify -
12 ersetzen
v/t1. replace ( durch by, with); (jemanden) auch take the place of; (Batterie, Glühbirne) change; A durch B ersetzen replace A by ( oder with) B, substitute B for A; ... ist nicht zu ersetzen... is irreplaceable,... cannot be replaced; diese Maschine ersetzt 5 Arbeitskräfte this machine does the work of five people2. (Verlust, Mangel) compensate for; jemandem seine Auslagen ersetzen reimburse s.o.’s expenses; den Schaden ersetzt bekommen get paid (receive compensation förm.) for the damage3. sie ersetzte ihnen die Eltern she was a father and mother to them; das ersetzt mir das Abendessen / Radio it takes the place of dinner / the radio, as far as I’m concerned, it does me instead of dinner / the radio umg.* * *to substitute; to compensate; to supersede; to replace; to surrogate; to make up; to displace; to take the place of; to refund* * *er|sẹt|zen [Eɐ'zɛtsn] ptp erse\#tztvtto replace (AUCH COMPUT); (= als Ersatz dienen für, an die Stelle treten von auch) to take the place ofniemand kann Kindern die Mutter ersetzen — no-one can take the place of a child's mother, no-one can replace a child's mother
diese Vase kannst du mir nie ersetzen — you'll never be able to replace that vase
* * *1) (to take the place of: The dog had displaced her doll in the little girl's affections.) displace2) (to be used instead of, or to be a substitute for: I don't think television will ever take the place of books.) take the place of3) (to put, use etc (a person, thing etc), or to be put, used etc, in place of another: I must replace that broken lock; He replaced the cup he broke with a new one; Cars have replaced horses as the normal means of transport.) replace4) (to put in, or to take, the place of someone or something else: I substituted your name for mine on the list.) substitute5) (the act of substituting, or process of being substituted.) substitution* * *er·set·zen *vt1. (austauschen)2. (vertreten)▪ [jdm] jdn/etw \ersetzen to replace [sb's] sb/sther ersetzt dem Kind den Vater he's a replacement father to the child3. (erstatten)▪ jdm etw \ersetzen to reimburse sb for sth* * *transitives Verb1) replaceetwas/jemanden durch etwas/jemanden ersetzen — replace something/somebody by something/somebody
2) (erstatten) reimburse <expenses etc.>* * *ersetzen v/t1. replace (A durch B ersetzen replace A by ( oder with) B, substitute B for A;… ist nicht zu ersetzen … is irreplaceable, … cannot be replaced;diese Maschine ersetzt 5 Arbeitskräfte this machine does the work of five peoplejemandem seine Auslagen ersetzen reimburse sb’s expenses;den Schaden ersetzt bekommen get paid (receive compensation form) for the damage3.sie ersetzte ihnen die Eltern she was a father and mother to them;das ersetzt mir das Abendessen/Radio it takes the place of dinner/the radio, as far as I’m concerned, it does me instead of dinner/the radio umg* * *transitives Verb1) replaceetwas/jemanden durch etwas/jemanden ersetzen — replace something/somebody by something/somebody
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13 erstatten
v/t1. (Auslagen etc.) reimburse, refund; jemandem seine Auslagen etc. erstatten reimburse ( oder refund) s.o. for expenses etc.2. Anzeige erstatten ( gegen jemanden) report (s.o.) to the police; jemandem Bericht oder Meldung erstatten report to s.o. ( über + Akk on)* * *to reimburse; to refund* * *er|stạt|ten [ɛɐ'ʃtatn] ptp ersta\#ttetvt2) (form)über +acc on)* * *er·stat·ten *[ɛɐ̯ˈʃtatn̩]vt1. (ersetzen)▪ [jdm] etw \erstatten to reimburse [sb] for sthAnzeige \erstatten to report a crimeAnzeige gegen jdn \erstatten to report sb* * *transitives Verb2)Anzeige gegen jemanden erstatten — report somebody [to the police]
jemandem Bericht über etwas (Akk.) erstatten — report on something to somebody
* * *erstatten v/t1. (Auslagen etc) reimburse, refund;2.Anzeige erstatten (gegen jemanden) report (sb) to the police;Meldung erstatten report to sb (über +akk on)* * *transitives Verb2)Anzeige gegen jemanden erstatten — report somebody [to the police]
jemandem Bericht über etwas (Akk.) erstatten — report on something to somebody
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v/t (trennb., hat) (Kosten) refund, reimburse (+ Dat to)* * *wie|der|er|stat|ten ptp wiedererstattetvt sepUnkosten etc to refund, to reimburse (jdm etw sb for sth)* * *wie·der|er·stat·ten *[ˈvi:dɐʔɛɐ̯ʃtatn̩]vt▪ etw \wiedererstatten to refund [or reimburse] sth▪ jdm etw \wiedererstatten to reimburse sb for sth* * * -
15 resarcir
resarcir ( conjugate resarcir) verbo transitivo resarcir a algn DE algo ‹de daños/inconvenientes› to compensate sb for sth; ‹ de gastos› to reimburse sb for sth resarcirse verbo pronominal resarcirse DE algo ( desquitarse) to get one's own back for sth; ( compensar) to make up for sth
resarcir verbo transitivo to compensate ' resarcir' also found in these entries: Spanish: subsanar -
16 rimborsare vt
[rimbor'sare](persona) to pay back, reimburse, (spese, biglietto) to refund, reimburse -
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ver·gü·ten * [fɛɐ̭ʼgy:tn̩]vt1) ( ersetzen)[jdm] etw \vergüten to reimburse sb for sth, to refund [sb] sth3) techetw \vergüten ( legieren) to temper sth;vergüteter Stahl tempered steel; ( beschichten) to coat sth;vergütete Linsen coated lenses -
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vt [rimbor'sare](persona) to pay back, reimburse, (spese, biglietto) to refund, reimburse -
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er·set·zen *vt1) ( austauschen)etw [durch etw] \ersetzen to replace sth [with sth]2) ( vertreten)[jdm] jdn/etw \ersetzen to replace [sb's] sb/sth;er ersetzt dem Kind den Vater he's a replacement father to the child3) ( erstatten)jdm etw \ersetzen to reimburse sb for sth -
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er·stat·ten * [ɛɐ̭ʼʃtatn̩]vt1) ( ersetzen)[jdm] etw \erstatten to reimburse [sb] for sthAnzeige \erstatten to report a crime;Anzeige gegen jdn \erstatten to report sb;
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reimburse — re‧im‧burse [ˌriːɪmˈbɜːs ǁ ɜːrs] verb [transitive] formal FINANCE to pay money back to someone that they have spent because of their work: • Will your employer reimburse you? • Any expenses will be reimbur … Financial and business terms
reimburse — re|im|burse [ˌri:ımˈbə:s US ə:rs] v [T] [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: imburse to pay (16 19 centuries), from Old French borser to get money ] formal to pay money back to someone when their money has been spent or lost reimburse sb for sth ▪ The… … Dictionary of contemporary English
reimburse — verb (T) formal to pay money back to someone who has had to spend the money because of their work: reimburse sb for sth: The company will reimburse you for any costs incurred on the course. reimbursement noun (C, U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
reimbursement — Payment made to someone for out of pocket expenses has incurred. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * reimburse re‧im‧burse [ˌriːɪmˈbɜːs ǁ ɜːrs] verb [transitive] formal FINANCE to pay money back to someone that they have spent because of their… … Financial and business terms
tab — [tæb] noun [countable] 1. a small piece of paper or cloth that is fixed to the edge of something, usually giving information about it 2. a bill for something, especially one that has gradually increased over time: • One out of three credit card… … Financial and business terms
overcharge — o‧ver‧charge [ˌəʊvəˈtʆɑːdʒ ǁ ˌoʊvərˈtʆɑːrdʒ] verb [intransitive, transitive] COMMERCE to charge someone too much money for something: • Divorce lawyers often overcharge women clients. overcharge (somebody) for something • The company overcharged… … Financial and business terms
expense — noun 1 cost/money spent on sth ADJECTIVE ▪ considerable, enormous, great, huge, significant, vast ▪ added, additional, extra … Collocations dictionary
cost — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 money needed to buy sth ADJECTIVE ▪ considerable, high ▪ The high cost of energy was a problem for consumers. ▪ enormous, exorbitant, huge, prohibitive … Collocations dictionary
fee — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ exorbitant, fat (informal), hefty, high, huge, large, substantial ▪ I expect you had to pay a fat fee to your divorce lawyers … Collocations dictionary
