Definition Conjugation
Definition of imburse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
financeDated US repay or compensate for money spentDated US
- The company will imburse you for travel expenses.
2.
depositDated UK put money into a fund or accountDated UK
- He decided to imburse the amount into his savings account.
Origin of imburse
Latin, im- (in) + bursa (purse)
Examples of imburse in a sentence
You need to imburse the client promptly. She will imburse the funds into the charity account. They agreed to imburse the money by the end of the month.
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- French:rembourser, verser, ...
- German:zurückerstatten, einzahlen, ...
- Italian:rimborsare, depositare, ...
- Spanish:reembolsar, depositar, ...
- Portuguese:reembolsar, depositar, ...
- Chinese:报销, 存入, ...
- Japanese:返済する, 預け入れる, ...
- Arabic:عَوَّضَ, أَوْدَعَ المال, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְזִיר, לְהַפְקִיד, ...
- Russian:возместить, внести, ...
- Ukrainian:відшкодувати, внести, ...
- Hindi:वापस करना, जमा करना, ...
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