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Meanings of
reduced rate
in English
Portuguese
tarifa reduzida
Back to the meaning
Reduced fee for people with low income.
cut-price
cut-rate
reduced price
reduced fee
Related terms
fee
economic concept
Portuguese
tarifa reduzida
Synonyms
Examples for "
cut-price
"
cut-price
cut-rate
reduced price
reduced fee
Examples for "
cut-price
"
1
A
cut
-
price
figure of £3m may be tempting, despite his injury problems.
2
Few airlines seem to be keen on taking on a
cut-price
A380.
3
Broadway is offering
cut
-
price
tickets in an attempt to woo back audiences.
4
Cheap food slung out in vast quantities, washed down with
cut
-
price
drinks.
5
Several other companies have since jumped on the bandwagon with various
cut
-
price
alternatives.
1
AirAsia's regional affiliates are facing
cut-rate
competition and they are being recapitalised.
2
It was a
cut-rate
motel, built before the motel chains moved in.
3
Cyrus said the downside of
cut
-
rate
gyms is service and space.
4
Another offered a
cut
-
rate
deal on a cell phone for some quick cash.
5
Even in
cut-rate
,
bailed-out USA, Daly appeals to a marginal constituency.
1
We sell Bibles and Testaments to poor persons at a
reduced
price
.
2
And perhaps best of all, the increased performance comes at a
reduced
price
.
3
The state reportedly bought 70 DeerDeter units at a
reduced
price
.
4
These socks are sold at a
reduced
price
due to imperfection in manufacture.
5
You can find any amount of small purchasers at
reduced
price
.
1
With the
reduced
fee
,
some people returned to the line, including Jubril.
2
Ideally I'd like a
reduced
fee
next year, or a bit of money back.
3
Maurice Blackburn is also offering online COVID-19 employment law consultations at a
reduced
fee
.
4
The Institute of Irish Studies is offering
reduced
fee
scholarships to its summer school in Trinity College.
5
Trustee, which resulted in a
reduced
fee
request for Knoll's team and new disclosures about the handling of Knoll's potential conflict.
Usage of
reduced rate
in English
1
Civil servants, who pay PRSI at a
reduced
rate
,
are not affected.
2
BTEA participants who are under 26 only qualify for a
reduced
rate
.
3
A
reduced
rate
of 10 per cent applies to certain qualifying manufacturing operations.
4
The financing products include deferred interest loans and
reduced
rate
loans.
5
The company said the
reduced
rate
would apply from October 1st.
6
You may be able to purchase a property at a significantly
reduced
rate
.
7
In particular, helium was associated with a
reduced
rate
of metastases.
8
Sandy platelets have a
reduced
rate
of aggregation induced by collagen.
9
Delta employee benefits mean family members are eligible for free or
reduced
rate
travel.
10
The
reduced
rate
of VAT applies to the supply of certain goods and services.
11
This
reduced
rate
of thrombus formation was attenuated by hyperglycemia.
12
Honda began offering the
reduced
rate
on the popular Civic late last month, he said.
13
It began offering the
reduced
rate
on the popular Civic late last month, he said.
14
One option under discussion is applying a
reduced
rate
of VAT on food and medicines.
15
One option under discussion is applying a
reduced
rate
of VAT on food and medicine.
16
A
reduced
rate
would help pubs get cash in.
Other examples for "reduced rate"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
reduced
rate
reduced
reduce
Verb
Noun
Translations for
reduced rate
Portuguese
tarifa reduzida
preço reduzido
valor reduzido
Reduced rate
through the time
Reduced rate
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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