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voucher

/ˈvaʊ.tʃər/

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noun

/ˈvaʊ.tʃər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее документ или сертификат, служащий подтверждением расхода или обмениваемый на товары или услуги, либо лицо, которое ручается за другого или за правильность утверждения.

A noun referring to a document or certificate that serves as evidence of an expenditure or can be exchanged for goods or services, or a person who vouches for another or for the correctness of a statement.

  1. Person who vouchesC1formal

    A person who gives a guarantee or assurance for another person or for the truth of a statement.

    ruПоручитель

    • He acted as a voucher for his friend's character in court.
    • The witness served as a voucher for the accuracy of the report.
    • She needed a voucher to confirm her identity for the application.

    Synonymsattestorbackerendorserguarantorsponsorsupportersuretywitness

  2. Receipt or evidenceB2formal

    A document that serves as proof of an expense or transaction.

    ruКвитанция или подтверждение

    • Keep the voucher as proof of your hotel payment.
    • The accountant filed the voucher for the office supplies.
    • He submitted a voucher to claim reimbursement for travel costs.

    Synonymschitdocketdocumentationevidenceproofreceiptrecord

  3. Redeemable certificateA2formal

    A negotiable certificate that can be exchanged for goods or services.

    ruСертификат на обмен

    • She received a gift voucher for her birthday.
    • The store offers a discount voucher for returning customers.
    • He used a travel voucher to book his flight.

    Synonymscertificatechitcouponscriptickettoken

Forms
  • vouchers plural form
  • vouchers' possessive plural form
  • voucher's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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