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Meanings of refund in English

Portuguese
retribuir
Catalan
retornar
Spanish
devolver

Pay back.

retribuir
Portuguese
reembolso

The act of returning money received previously.

reembolso
Usage of refund in English
1
You are reminded that the refund must be made within seven days.
The Guardian
2
Mr Morrison said anyone contemplating asking for a holiday refund should reconsider.
News.com.au
3
This ultimately decreases your tax bill-or increases your federal income tax refund.
Ebony
4
The company also pledged to refund all money collected from Irish consumers.
The Irish Times
5
To avoid such mistakes, plan ahead to handle your tax refund wisely.
Ebony
6
Global Blue operates a network of tax refund points for foreign shoppers.
Reuters
7
So next year, your refund potential with the EIC is even greater.
Ebony
8
In fact this won't be the only year you'll get a refund.
News.com.au
9
When a contract is frustrated, you're entitled to ask for a refund.
Radio NZ
10
Follow these strategies to make the most of your tax refund: 1.
Ebony
11
The first issue is in relation to their customer charter refund policy.
The Irish Times
12
There was also a refund of the VAT paid on new builds.
The Irish Times
13
But another Twitter user was even told a refund might be possible.
The Guardian
14
But passengers due a refund may have to wait for some time.
BBC
15
At the very least Australia deserves a refund, he said in Canberra.
The Guardian
16
If that happens, I will not come back and demand a refund.
The Name of the Wind
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Translations for refund
Refund through the time
Refund across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Less common
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