Definition of reimburse in English:

reimburse

verb ˌriːɪmˈbəːsˌriɪmˈbərs

[with object]

1Repay (a person who has spent or lost money)
the investors should be reimbursed for their losses
Example sentencesExamples
- The evaluation will be provided at no charge, and, in most cases, patients will be reimbursed for their travel expenses.
- I then asked how I could claim on their insurance policy to reimburse defrauded customers, and they simply replied advising me to try their arbitration service.
- If the firm discovers that you're eligible for a refund, it must reimburse you with cash, not services or discounts.
- A claim for $150,000 to reimburse him for education expenses forms part of his current lawsuit.
- These workers were usually reimbursed for expenses, but received little or no remuneration for their work.
- Under the Local Government Act, a councillor who incurs an expense in their duty is entitled to be reimbursed.
- He also was reimbursed $174,354 for travel and other expenses.
- Tenants must also be reimbursed for any expenditure on repairs.
- Ms King said staff were continuing to pay union costs out of their own pockets, despite the fact that they have not been reimbursed for such expenses since last February.
- We will also expect the council to reimburse us for the expense.
- Most cruise lines won't reimburse you for expenses and missed cruises if you opt to leave the ship early.
- Nearly all holiday insurance plans work by reimbursing the traveller after they have paid locally for treatment.
- She was in sales and one employer refused to reimburse her for business expenses (among other things).
- ‘I'm sure your insurance company will reimburse you,’ Lucas assured her.
- He must reimburse the applicant for the costs she has incurred as a result of his conduct.
- So I will work with the Congress to ensure that states are reimbursed for these extra expenses.
- The best you can hope for is getting the airline to reimburse you for some of the expenses you incur while waiting for your suitcase to show up.
- They also reimburse entrants to the tune of £250 for travel expenses if they raise a minimum of £750.
- If the seller already has paid taxes beyond that date, you must reimburse them.
- Thus, a family with income between 100 and 200 percent of the poverty line would be reimbursed 75 percent of its total covered expenses.
Synonyms
compensate, recompense, refund, repay, square accounts with, settle up with
1. 1.1 Repay (a sum of money that has been spent or lost)
  your expenses will be reimbursed
  Example sentencesExamples
  Any expenses incurred by volunteers will be reimbursed.
  Volunteers are, as the name suggests unpaid, but expenses incurred are reimbursed, so you won't be out of pocket by joining.
  The Commission agrees that companies benefiting from structural funds will have to reimburse the money if they leave within seven years.
  Transport will be provided and childcare expenses will be reimbursed.
  Most of this money is reimbursed by the Government.
  The costs are reimbursed to the commonwealth only after the claim is successful.
  Bradley said he tried to strike a deal with the municipality, so that he could reimburse the money he owed.
  The audits either rejected the inflated invoices or required the contractors to reimburse the money.
  The company, he adds, is reimbursing the funds for the additional pay.
  The cost of the service is not reimbursed by health insurance.
  Patients are made aware that the service is unlikely to be reimbursed by insurance.
  The church reimburses the health premiums for a total of $10,000.
  A library that knowingly fails to comply with certification must reimburse the funds and discounts received for that period.
  Unlicensed drugs are not specified in the database because they are not automatically reimbursed by insurance.
  The employment contract or handbook should ideally set out the company's expenses policy and should detail all expenses that will be reimbursed by the employer.
  Full training will be provided and all expenses incurred will be reimbursed.
  The loans were supposed to be used by the banks to reimburse depositors' money.
  Synonyms
  repay, refund, return, pay back, give back, restore, replace, make good

Derivatives

reimbursable

adjective ˌriːɪmˈbəːsəb(ə)lˌriɪmˈbərsəb(ə)l

They have created a cartel in which chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery are the only allowable and reimbursable therapies.
Example sentencesExamples
- We're also actively trying to help shape a health care environment that provides progressive and reimbursable practice opportunities for all our graduates, regardless of practice site.
- Any costs incurred by members living out at own expense, before the date of implementation, are not reimbursable.
- I have not made another copy of all the back-up material to the invoice relative to consultant fees and reimbursable expenses since you have already have all the information in your file.

Origin

Early 17th century: from re- 'back, again' + obsolete imburse 'put in a purse', from medieval Latin imbursare, from in- 'into' + late Latin bursa 'purse'.

purse from Old English:
A purse gets its name from its traditional material, leather. The word came into English some time in the 11th or 12th centuries from Latin bursa, which meant ‘money bag’ and also ‘leather, animal skin’. Bursa is the source of bursar (late 16th century), disburse (mid 16th century), and reimburse (early 17th century). Despite the difference in spelling, it is also the root of sporran, a small pouch worn around the waist by Scotsmen as part of Highland dress. The Latin word developed into Irish sparán ‘purse’ and then Scottish Gaelic sporan, and was first used in English by the Scottish novelist Sir Walter Scott in the early 19th century.

Rhymes

amerce, asperse, averse, biodiverse, burse, coerce, converse, curse, diverse, Erse, hearse, immerse, intersperse, nurse, perse, perverse, purse, submerse, terce, terse, transverse, verse, worse

Definition of reimburse in US English:

reimburse

verbˌriɪmˈbərsˌrēimˈbərs

[with object]

1Repay (a person who has spent or lost money)
the investors should be reimbursed for their losses
Example sentencesExamples
- He must reimburse the applicant for the costs she has incurred as a result of his conduct.
- If the firm discovers that you're eligible for a refund, it must reimburse you with cash, not services or discounts.
- ‘I'm sure your insurance company will reimburse you,’ Lucas assured her.
- So I will work with the Congress to ensure that states are reimbursed for these extra expenses.
- The evaluation will be provided at no charge, and, in most cases, patients will be reimbursed for their travel expenses.
- Ms King said staff were continuing to pay union costs out of their own pockets, despite the fact that they have not been reimbursed for such expenses since last February.
- I then asked how I could claim on their insurance policy to reimburse defrauded customers, and they simply replied advising me to try their arbitration service.
- Most cruise lines won't reimburse you for expenses and missed cruises if you opt to leave the ship early.
- Under the Local Government Act, a councillor who incurs an expense in their duty is entitled to be reimbursed.
- These workers were usually reimbursed for expenses, but received little or no remuneration for their work.
- Thus, a family with income between 100 and 200 percent of the poverty line would be reimbursed 75 percent of its total covered expenses.
- The best you can hope for is getting the airline to reimburse you for some of the expenses you incur while waiting for your suitcase to show up.
- He also was reimbursed $174,354 for travel and other expenses.
- Tenants must also be reimbursed for any expenditure on repairs.
- A claim for $150,000 to reimburse him for education expenses forms part of his current lawsuit.
- They also reimburse entrants to the tune of £250 for travel expenses if they raise a minimum of £750.
- Nearly all holiday insurance plans work by reimbursing the traveller after they have paid locally for treatment.
- If the seller already has paid taxes beyond that date, you must reimburse them.
- We will also expect the council to reimburse us for the expense.
- She was in sales and one employer refused to reimburse her for business expenses (among other things).
Synonyms
compensate, recompense, refund, repay, square accounts with, settle up with
1. 1.1 Repay (a sum of money that has been spent or lost)
  they spend thousands of dollars that are not reimbursed by insurance
  Example sentencesExamples
  The audits either rejected the inflated invoices or required the contractors to reimburse the money.
  The costs are reimbursed to the commonwealth only after the claim is successful.
  Volunteers are, as the name suggests unpaid, but expenses incurred are reimbursed, so you won't be out of pocket by joining.
  Transport will be provided and childcare expenses will be reimbursed.
  The company, he adds, is reimbursing the funds for the additional pay.
  The employment contract or handbook should ideally set out the company's expenses policy and should detail all expenses that will be reimbursed by the employer.
  The church reimburses the health premiums for a total of $10,000.
  Full training will be provided and all expenses incurred will be reimbursed.
  Any expenses incurred by volunteers will be reimbursed.
  Most of this money is reimbursed by the Government.
  The Commission agrees that companies benefiting from structural funds will have to reimburse the money if they leave within seven years.
  Patients are made aware that the service is unlikely to be reimbursed by insurance.
  The cost of the service is not reimbursed by health insurance.
  Unlicensed drugs are not specified in the database because they are not automatically reimbursed by insurance.
  Bradley said he tried to strike a deal with the municipality, so that he could reimburse the money he owed.
  The loans were supposed to be used by the banks to reimburse depositors' money.
  A library that knowingly fails to comply with certification must reimburse the funds and discounts received for that period.
  Synonyms
  repay, refund, return, pay back, give back, restore, replace, make good

Origin

Early 17th century: from re- ‘back, again’ + obsolete imburse ‘put in a purse’, from medieval Latin imbursare, from in- ‘into’ + late Latin bursa ‘purse’.

单词	reimburse
释义	Definition of reimburse in English: reimburse verb ˌriːɪmˈbəːsˌriɪmˈbərs [with object] 1Repay (a person who has spent or lost money) the investors should be reimbursed for their losses Example sentencesExamples The evaluation will be provided at no charge, and, in most cases, patients will be reimbursed for their travel expenses. I then asked how I could claim on their insurance policy to reimburse defrauded customers, and they simply replied advising me to try their arbitration service. If the firm discovers that you're eligible for a refund, it must reimburse you with cash, not services or discounts. A claim for $150,000 to reimburse him for education expenses forms part of his current lawsuit. These workers were usually reimbursed for expenses, but received little or no remuneration for their work. Under the Local Government Act, a councillor who incurs an expense in their duty is entitled to be reimbursed. He also was reimbursed $174,354 for travel and other expenses. Tenants must also be reimbursed for any expenditure on repairs. Ms King said staff were continuing to pay union costs out of their own pockets, despite the fact that they have not been reimbursed for such expenses since last February. We will also expect the council to reimburse us for the expense. Most cruise lines won't reimburse you for expenses and missed cruises if you opt to leave the ship early. Nearly all holiday insurance plans work by reimbursing the traveller after they have paid locally for treatment. She was in sales and one employer refused to reimburse her for business expenses (among other things). ‘I'm sure your insurance company will reimburse you,’ Lucas assured her. He must reimburse the applicant for the costs she has incurred as a result of his conduct. So I will work with the Congress to ensure that states are reimbursed for these extra expenses. The best you can hope for is getting the airline to reimburse you for some of the expenses you incur while waiting for your suitcase to show up. They also reimburse entrants to the tune of £250 for travel expenses if they raise a minimum of £750. If the seller already has paid taxes beyond that date, you must reimburse them. Thus, a family with income between 100 and 200 percent of the poverty line would be reimbursed 75 percent of its total covered expenses. Synonyms compensate, recompense, refund, repay, square accounts with, settle up with 1.1 Repay (a sum of money that has been spent or lost) your expenses will be reimbursed Example sentencesExamples Any expenses incurred by volunteers will be reimbursed. Volunteers are, as the name suggests unpaid, but expenses incurred are reimbursed, so you won't be out of pocket by joining. The Commission agrees that companies benefiting from structural funds will have to reimburse the money if they leave within seven years. Transport will be provided and childcare expenses will be reimbursed. Most of this money is reimbursed by the Government. The costs are reimbursed to the commonwealth only after the claim is successful. Bradley said he tried to strike a deal with the municipality, so that he could reimburse the money he owed. The audits either rejected the inflated invoices or required the contractors to reimburse the money. The company, he adds, is reimbursing the funds for the additional pay. The cost of the service is not reimbursed by health insurance. Patients are made aware that the service is unlikely to be reimbursed by insurance. The church reimburses the health premiums for a total of $10,000. A library that knowingly fails to comply with certification must reimburse the funds and discounts received for that period. Unlicensed drugs are not specified in the database because they are not automatically reimbursed by insurance. The employment contract or handbook should ideally set out the company's expenses policy and should detail all expenses that will be reimbursed by the employer. Full training will be provided and all expenses incurred will be reimbursed. The loans were supposed to be used by the banks to reimburse depositors' money. Synonyms repay, refund, return, pay back, give back, restore, replace, make good Derivatives reimbursable adjective ˌriːɪmˈbəːsəb(ə)lˌriɪmˈbərsəb(ə)l They have created a cartel in which chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery are the only allowable and reimbursable therapies. Example sentencesExamples We're also actively trying to help shape a health care environment that provides progressive and reimbursable practice opportunities for all our graduates, regardless of practice site. Any costs incurred by members living out at own expense, before the date of implementation, are not reimbursable. I have not made another copy of all the back-up material to the invoice relative to consultant fees and reimbursable expenses since you have already have all the information in your file. Origin Early 17th century: from re- 'back, again' + obsolete imburse 'put in a purse', from medieval Latin imbursare, from in- 'into' + late Latin bursa 'purse'. purse from Old English: A purse gets its name from its traditional material, leather. The word came into English some time in the 11th or 12th centuries from Latin bursa, which meant ‘money bag’ and also ‘leather, animal skin’. Bursa is the source of bursar (late 16th century), disburse (mid 16th century), and reimburse (early 17th century). Despite the difference in spelling, it is also the root of sporran, a small pouch worn around the waist by Scotsmen as part of Highland dress. The Latin word developed into Irish sparán ‘purse’ and then Scottish Gaelic sporan, and was first used in English by the Scottish novelist Sir Walter Scott in the early 19th century. Rhymes amerce, asperse, averse, biodiverse, burse, coerce, converse, curse, diverse, Erse, hearse, immerse, intersperse, nurse, perse, perverse, purse, submerse, terce, terse, transverse, verse, worse Definition of reimburse in US English: reimburse verbˌriɪmˈbərsˌrēimˈbərs [with object] 1Repay (a person who has spent or lost money) the investors should be reimbursed for their losses Example sentencesExamples He must reimburse the applicant for the costs she has incurred as a result of his conduct. If the firm discovers that you're eligible for a refund, it must reimburse you with cash, not services or discounts. ‘I'm sure your insurance company will reimburse you,’ Lucas assured her. So I will work with the Congress to ensure that states are reimbursed for these extra expenses. The evaluation will be provided at no charge, and, in most cases, patients will be reimbursed for their travel expenses. Ms King said staff were continuing to pay union costs out of their own pockets, despite the fact that they have not been reimbursed for such expenses since last February. I then asked how I could claim on their insurance policy to reimburse defrauded customers, and they simply replied advising me to try their arbitration service. Most cruise lines won't reimburse you for expenses and missed cruises if you opt to leave the ship early. Under the Local Government Act, a councillor who incurs an expense in their duty is entitled to be reimbursed. These workers were usually reimbursed for expenses, but received little or no remuneration for their work. Thus, a family with income between 100 and 200 percent of the poverty line would be reimbursed 75 percent of its total covered expenses. The best you can hope for is getting the airline to reimburse you for some of the expenses you incur while waiting for your suitcase to show up. He also was reimbursed $174,354 for travel and other expenses. Tenants must also be reimbursed for any expenditure on repairs. A claim for $150,000 to reimburse him for education expenses forms part of his current lawsuit. They also reimburse entrants to the tune of £250 for travel expenses if they raise a minimum of £750. Nearly all holiday insurance plans work by reimbursing the traveller after they have paid locally for treatment. If the seller already has paid taxes beyond that date, you must reimburse them. We will also expect the council to reimburse us for the expense. She was in sales and one employer refused to reimburse her for business expenses (among other things). Synonyms compensate, recompense, refund, repay, square accounts with, settle up with 1.1 Repay (a sum of money that has been spent or lost) they spend thousands of dollars that are not reimbursed by insurance Example sentencesExamples The audits either rejected the inflated invoices or required the contractors to reimburse the money. The costs are reimbursed to the commonwealth only after the claim is successful. Volunteers are, as the name suggests unpaid, but expenses incurred are reimbursed, so you won't be out of pocket by joining. Transport will be provided and childcare expenses will be reimbursed. The company, he adds, is reimbursing the funds for the additional pay. The employment contract or handbook should ideally set out the company's expenses policy and should detail all expenses that will be reimbursed by the employer. The church reimburses the health premiums for a total of $10,000. Full training will be provided and all expenses incurred will be reimbursed. Any expenses incurred by volunteers will be reimbursed. Most of this money is reimbursed by the Government. The Commission agrees that companies benefiting from structural funds will have to reimburse the money if they leave within seven years. Patients are made aware that the service is unlikely to be reimbursed by insurance. The cost of the service is not reimbursed by health insurance. Unlicensed drugs are not specified in the database because they are not automatically reimbursed by insurance. Bradley said he tried to strike a deal with the municipality, so that he could reimburse the money he owed. The loans were supposed to be used by the banks to reimburse depositors' money. A library that knowingly fails to comply with certification must reimburse the funds and discounts received for that period. Synonyms repay, refund, return, pay back, give back, restore, replace, make good Origin Early 17th century: from re- ‘back, again’ + obsolete imburse ‘put in a purse’, from medieval Latin imbursare, from in- ‘into’ + late Latin bursa ‘purse’.
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