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Meanings of repayment in English

Portuguese
reembolso

The act of returning money received previously.

reembolso
Portuguese
reembolso
Spanish
amortización

Payment of a debt or obligation.

reembolso
Usage of repayment in English
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The success rate of repayment so far does not offer much hope.
Reuters
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The legislation included conditions to protect taxpayers, ensure repayment and guarantee oversight.
Reuters
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The bank remains locked in negotiations with the government over repayment terms.
Reuters
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Perhaps they would agree to a longer repayment period, lowering your payments.
Ebony
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The government-sponsored bill authorises repayment to the two countries over 15 years.
The Irish Times
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The support loan will be for a repayment term of five years.
News.com.au
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It will use the remainder for loan repayment and general working capital.
Reuters
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Proceeds will be used for debt repayment and for general corporate purposes.
Reuters
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Another way to fund the eventual repayment is to use your pension.
The Irish Times
10
Look for loans with the lowest interest rates and flexible repayment plans.
Ebony
11
Thus any increase in the repayment period will have a twofold impact.
Reuters
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Internet Gold will also be contributing 310 million shekels towards bond repayment.
Reuters
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Bond investors might try to trigger early repayment of the existing debt.
Reuters
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I think that'd be a fair means of repayment, don't you, Lucy?
Boneshaker
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There will be a penalty on early repayment for the highest earners.
The Guardian
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All my chance of repayment was in the speed of a horse.
The Parisians — Complete
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Translations for repayment
Portuguese
reembolso
Repayment through the time
Repayment across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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