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Meanings of write off in English

Catalan
depreciar

Reduce the estimated value of something.

depreciar
Usage of write off in English
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National suggested lifting the tax write off of new investment and businesses.
Radio NZ
2
The protesters are demanding Ngqushwa Local Municipality write off their water debts.
The South African
3
Can I too write off the cost of my investment against tax?
The Irish Times
4
But even if it feels new and unfamiliar, don't write off Cortana.
Wired
5
That said, one would be foolish to write off this single-camera sitcom.
Reuters
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Canadian officials said it was too soon to write off the deal-making process.
Reuters
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In almost ten years, they had yet to write off a single loss.
Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor...
8
In other words, don't write off either of them just yet.
The Irish Times
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That included creating friendly policies for financial institutions to write off bad debt.
Reuters
10
But how easy just to write off a home, he thought.
Gratitude
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In addition, don't write off an exchange the moment it happens.
The South African
12
First, don't entirely write off the idea of America divided nation.
The Guardian
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Clubs have been able to write off debts over the history of football.
The Guardian
14
However, you shouldn't write off the possibility of a minor complication.
The South African
15
Dylan might be willing to write off a million dollars, but I'm not.
Colorado abduction
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So don't write off David Warner. Australia's main decision instead surrounds the quicks.
The Guardian
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Translations for write off
Catalan
depreciar
Write off through the time
Write off across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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