rebates

英 [ˈriːbeɪts]

美 [ˈriˌbeɪts]

n.  退还款; 返还(退还的部分货价); 折扣
rebate的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 退款；（税金、租金等的）退还部分
  Arebateis an amount of money which is paid to you when you have paid more tax, rent, or rates than you needed to.
  1. ...a tax rebate...
     退税
  2. Customers are to benefit from a rebate on their electricity bills.
     顾客将从他们的电费退费中得到实惠。

双语例句

• He further confirmed that the VAT rebates were applied only to exported products and not to domestically consumed products.
  他进一步确认，增值税退税只适用于出口产品，而不适用于国产消费的产品。
• Exchanges commonly use incentives, such as volume-based rebates, to attract market participants.
  交易所通常会利用激励措施（比如基于交易量的回扣）来吸引市场参与者。
• Since 2003, the rebates have been trimmed several times and abolished for some products.
  自2003年以来，中国已多次削减出口退税，并取消了一些产品的出口退税。
• Export-targeted tax rebates that were repealed last year will be resumed.
  去年被废除的出口指标退税可能会被恢复。
• The fiscal policy of tax rebates failed to achieve a significant impact on consumer spending.
  退税的财政政策未能对消费者支出产生很大影响。
• Two months ago, the LSE introduced rebates aimed at such players.
  两个月前，伦敦证交所推出了针对这些交易商的回扣制度。
• The government abolished tax rebates on coal exports and imposed export tariffs while cutting import duties in2006.
  政府对煤炭出口取消退税，并征收出口关税，同时在2006年取消进口关税。
• Increased rebates for steel exporters are being considered.
  有关部门正在考虑上调钢铁出口商的出口退税率。
• The VAT system offers advantages, such as rebates on exports.
  增值税有其优点，如对出口商品实行回扣。
• Pay or receive any commission, fees, rebates or loans;
  支付或收取任何佣金、费用、回扣或贷款；