英:[ˈriːbeɪt]
美:[ˈriːbeɪt]
英:[ˈriːbeɪt]
美:[ˈriːbeɪt]
re·bate
ri beIt
复数:rebates
第三人称单数:rebates
现在分词:rebating
过去式:rebated
过去分词:rebated
rebatable (adj.), rebater (n.)
verb
transitive verb
to reduce the force or activity of : diminish
to reduce the sharpness of : blunt
to make a rebate of
to give a rebate to
intransitive verb
to give rebates
noun
a return of a part of a payment
noun
tax rebate退税;税收回扣
export tax rebate system出口退税机制
14世纪末, rebaten,“减少,减弱”; 15世纪初,“扣除,减去”,源自古法语 rebatre, rabatre, rabattre,“打倒,击退”,也指“扣除”,源自 re-,“向后”,或者也许是“反复地”(见 re-),加上 abattre,“打倒”(见 abate)。
原始意义现已过时。1957年,“作为回扣支付(一笔款项)”的意思出现,可能源自 rebate(动词)。相关词汇: Rebated; rebating。
折扣
回扣
回扣
回佣
折价
退款
退税
Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French rebatre, rabatre to beat back, deduct, from re- + abatre to strike down, from a- (from Latin ad-) + batre to beat, from Latin battuere
The first known use of rebate was in the 14th century
rebel1 of 3adjective
being or fighting against one's government or ruler
not obeying
rebel2 of 3noun
a person who refuses to give in to authority
rebel3 of 3verb
to be against or fight against authority and especially the authority of one's government
to feel or show anger or strong dislike
rebate1 of 2verb
to make a rebate of : give as a rebate
rebate2 of 2noun
a return of part of a payment or an amount owed
1 With her coupons and rebates filed by category, she saved $144.11 on a trip with Mr. Van Cleave, paying just $9.43 for a week’s worth of groceries.
2 Shippers there were all used to a volume rebate.
那里的货主习惯于数量回扣的做法.
3 A: I finally got my rebate for my washer and dryer.
我终于拿回我的洗衣机和烘乾机的折扣金了.
4 The Serbian Film Commission and others want the government to sweeten the pot further, perhaps with a 15-percent cash rebate on funds spent by international productions, hoping it could make a big difference.
5 One client wanted a rebate — complained that the escort just wasn’t very good at it and said that he’d had to make a choice that month between making a car payment and using our service.
6 Analyses and approves discounts and rebates.
分析和批准打折相关事宜.
7 The grasp of the export tax rebate policy is involved in the price mechanism.
在价格机制方面,包括对出口退税政策的把握问题。
8 Then GroupM would use its huge aggregated dollar pool as clout in negotiating with TV, radio, magazines and digital media in order to get discounts or rebates.
9 Susana Martinez's attempts earlier this year to cut rebates intended to lure film productions to the state, the highly-touted development may be opening after nearly six years in the making with no announced movie deals.
10 Bill Richardson, in 2003 was among the first states to offer a 25 percent tax rebate on money spent filming in the state.
11 a tax rebate
退还税款
12 New Zealand will now return 20 percent of the production money Hollywood studios spend in the country in the form of rebates, up from 15 percent.
13 We came up with a floating rebate plan.
我们想出了一个浮动回扣计划.
14 There is a $50 rebate offered with the printer.
15 We regular interval receive from them quite a handsome premium rebate.
我们定期会从保险公司那里收到数目相当可观的保险费回扣.
16 Could you grant me a premium rebate?
你能给我保险费折扣吗?
17 Price mechanism includes the handling with the problems of export tax rebate.
在价格机制方面,包括对出口退税政策的把握问题。
18 To maximize your buying power, combine your coupons with rebate apps that allow you to earn cash back on certain products by scanning your receipt.
19 By custom-building cars the way Dell builds computers, he figures BMW can take slack out of the production process, reduce inventory carrying costs for dealers and avoid hefty rebates on cars that aren't selling.
20 Adams said he was caught only because Massachusetts tax officials flagged his claims for rebates on taxes paid on the salaries of several actors, including that of Richard Dreyfuss.
3 榫头
5 减少
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