refund

refund
1. transitive verb
(pay back) zurückzahlen [Geld, Schulden]; erstatten [Kosten]
2. noun
Rückzahlung, die; (of expenses) [Rück]erstattung, die

obtain a refund of something — etwas zurückbekommen

* * *
1. verb
(to pay back: When the concert was cancelled, the people who had bought tickets had their money refunded.) zurückzahlen
2. noun
(the paying back of money: They demanded a refund.) die Rückzahlung
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re·fund
I. vt
[ˌri:ˈfʌnd]
to \refund expenses/money Auslagen/Geld zurückerstatten
▪ to \refund sb sth jdm etw akk zurückerstatten
II. n
[ˈri:fʌnd]
(repayment) Rückzahlung f, Rückerstattung f, Rückvergütung f; (return) Rückgewähr f
I'd like a \refund on this shirt, please ich hätte gern mein Geld für dieses Hemd zurück
\refund of costs Kostenersatz m
to demand a \refund eine Rückzahlung fordern
to be due a \refund Anrecht nt auf eine Rückzahlung haben
I'm due a \refund mir steht eine Rückzahlung zu
to obtain [or get] a \refund eine Rückzahlung erhalten
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[rɪ'fʌnd]
1. vt
money zurückzahlen, zurückerstatten; expenses erstatten; postage vergüten, zurückerstatten

to refund the difference — die Differenz erstatten

2. n
['riːfʌnd] (of money) Rückzahlung f, Rückerstattung f; (of expenses) Erstattung f; (of postage) Vergütung f

to get a refund (on sth) — sein Geld (für etw) wiederbekommen

they wouldn't give me a refund — man wollte mir das Geld nicht zurückgeben

I'd like a refund on this blouse, please —

we will send (you) a refund — wir senden Ihnen das Geld zurück

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refund1 [riːˈfʌnd]
A v/t
1. Geld zurückzahlen, -erstatten, einen Verlust, Auslagen ersetzen, (zu)rückvergüten
2. jemandem Rückzahlung leisten, jemandem seine Auslagen ersetzen
B v/i Rückzahlung leisten
C s [ˈriːfʌnd] (Zu)Rückzahlung f, -erstattung f, Rückvergütung f
refund2 [ˌriːˈfʌnd] v/t WIRTSCH eine Anleihe etc neu fundieren
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1. transitive verb
(pay back) zurückzahlen [Geld, Schulden]; erstatten [Kosten]
2. noun
Rückzahlung, die; (of expenses) [Rück]erstattung, die

obtain a refund of something — etwas zurückbekommen

* * *
n.
Erstattung f.
Rückzahlung f. v.
erstatten v.
zurück zahlen v.
zurückzahlen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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