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Meanings of deferment in English

Portuguese
adiamento
Catalan
pròrroga

Act of putting off to a future time.

adiamento
Usage of deferment in English
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CNN must have liked the hairdo: they'd granted her a two-month deferment.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
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Borrowers then become ineligible for further financial aid, deferment and forbearance programs.
Reuters
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Firms can apply for cash grants, interest-free loans and penalty-free rates deferment.
Radio NZ
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No money for the tax deferment for business and no VAT cut.
The Guardian
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The scheme offers either cash, a rates deferment or low level interest-free loans.
Radio NZ
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You didn't serve because your rich daddy got you a deferment.
The Cylons’ Secret
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The EC Trade Commissioner has called for a deferment of negotiations for three years.
Radio NZ
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After calling SoFi about deferment options, he ended up getting personalized job search coaching.
Reuters
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They agreed to payment deferment because they knew the alternative was the city's bankruptcy.
Reuters
10
There are three possibilities; absolute acquittal, apparent acquittal and deferment.
The Trial
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He had gone through graduate, school with a student deferment.
Timescape
12
Would you like me to explain what deferment is about?
The Trial
13
A draft-deferment board for young men who don't feel the need to go to war.
The Irish Times
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There are several ways of deferment and exemption legally open to college graduates this year.
The new yorker
15
Both governments said this will be the final deferment after an earlier deferral from June.
Radio NZ
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They earn a man a deferment for a year.
The new yorker
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Translations for deferment
Portuguese
adiamento
Deferment through the time