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Meanings of remittance in English
Money transfer by a foreign worker to their home country.
Usage of remittance in English
1
The biggest remittance 'corridor' is money sent from the US to Mexico.
2
The remittance market collapsed and with it the fabric of international trade.
3
The Philippine currency recovered some of its earlier losses on remittance inflows.
4
While in New York, the Count received a heavy remittance from Denmark.
5
The world's two largest sources of remittance payments have been severely disrupted.
6
Now you just take your remittance and yourself out of my life.
7
My aunt will be glad that you can make a remittance to-night.
8
He had received your remittance, and asked me to tell you so.
9
My remittance, therefore, took longer to reach me than I had anticipated.
10
It's the crossing of bad stock-theremittance man and the low-castewoman.
11
For example, migrants from Afghanistan often use informal remittance systems, such as hawala.
12
The remittance basis was straightforward and we are no longer competitive without it.
13
Currently, the territorial government collects one percent of all remittance transactions.
14
A three-month lag in remittance is fairly standard in China, for any currency.
15
In return I received all I required, which was a remittance in cash.
16
The lower fees boosted remittance volumes for Western Union but ate into profits.
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Remittance through the time
Remittance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common