Definition of cashback in English:

cashback

nounˈkaʃbak

1A form of incentive offered to buyers of certain products whereby they receive a cash refund after making their purchase.
Example sentencesExamples
- I can sell the car and get a cheaper one, getting a cashback on the trade to reduce my expenditure.
- The car is spacious and currently enjoys a cashback deal that reduces the list price of £25, 295 to £22, 295.
- But while deals offering generous cashback upfront may seem appealing to cash-strapped borrowers, brokers generally advise against them because there is invariably some kind of trade-off.
- Use your debit card where you can and make the most of cashback offers at the supermarket and elsewhere.
- As the January sales continue, the dealer is taking early action by offering new car buyers competitive cashback offers.
- Customers who legally complete their purchase by the end of February can take full advantage of the cashback offered on one of their three bedroomed homes.
- The cashback is available on purchases but not cash advances, bill payments or foreign exchange.
- By using a cashback card, you can get receive up to £20 for every £1, 000 that you spend.
- Both are offering a 3000 cashback and carpets or part-exchange on your own property.
- Some deals offer cashback, which can be particularly attractive to first-time buyers struggling to furnish their new home.
- The scheme offered cashback on half the cost of a new computer - up to a maximum of £500.
- Once, I even considered buying a car using a credit card, just for the cashback!
- By putting all your spending on a cashback credit card, you can receive up to 2% back on every purchase.
- The deals also typically offer incentives, such as cashback and free valuations.
- With a cashback mortgage, you receive a lump sum upfront, in return for agreeing to be locked in to a particular rate for a pre-set period.
- Typical incentives offered by builders include cashback deals of up to E10,000.
1. 1.1 A facility offered by some retailers whereby the customer may withdraw cash when making a debit card purchase.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In some stores customers get 10% cashback, and 20% back at selected others.
  Next February, it will launch the first ever current account that pays cashback on debit card purchases.
  Payment using a debit card has become extremely popular with consumer customers, who can even use their debit card to obtain cash from certain retail outlets under the cashback scheme.
  Alternatively, buy something in a pub or store that offers fee-free cashback to debit cardholders.
  My corner shop charges £1.50 to make a withdrawal, yet it charges nothing for cashback.
  You can also earn up to 20% cashback if you use your card at certain retailers.
  Use your debit card for purchases or get cashback from a retailer

单词	cashback
释义	Definition of cashback in English: cashback nounˈkaʃbak 1A form of incentive offered to buyers of certain products whereby they receive a cash refund after making their purchase. Example sentencesExamples I can sell the car and get a cheaper one, getting a cashback on the trade to reduce my expenditure. The car is spacious and currently enjoys a cashback deal that reduces the list price of £25, 295 to £22, 295. But while deals offering generous cashback upfront may seem appealing to cash-strapped borrowers, brokers generally advise against them because there is invariably some kind of trade-off. Use your debit card where you can and make the most of cashback offers at the supermarket and elsewhere. As the January sales continue, the dealer is taking early action by offering new car buyers competitive cashback offers. Customers who legally complete their purchase by the end of February can take full advantage of the cashback offered on one of their three bedroomed homes. The cashback is available on purchases but not cash advances, bill payments or foreign exchange. By using a cashback card, you can get receive up to £20 for every £1, 000 that you spend. Both are offering a 3000 cashback and carpets or part-exchange on your own property. Some deals offer cashback, which can be particularly attractive to first-time buyers struggling to furnish their new home. The scheme offered cashback on half the cost of a new computer - up to a maximum of £500. Once, I even considered buying a car using a credit card, just for the cashback! By putting all your spending on a cashback credit card, you can receive up to 2% back on every purchase. The deals also typically offer incentives, such as cashback and free valuations. With a cashback mortgage, you receive a lump sum upfront, in return for agreeing to be locked in to a particular rate for a pre-set period. Typical incentives offered by builders include cashback deals of up to E10,000. 1.1 A facility offered by some retailers whereby the customer may withdraw cash when making a debit card purchase. Example sentencesExamples In some stores customers get 10% cashback, and 20% back at selected others. Next February, it will launch the first ever current account that pays cashback on debit card purchases. Payment using a debit card has become extremely popular with consumer customers, who can even use their debit card to obtain cash from certain retail outlets under the cashback scheme. Alternatively, buy something in a pub or store that offers fee-free cashback to debit cardholders. My corner shop charges £1.50 to make a withdrawal, yet it charges nothing for cashback. You can also earn up to 20% cashback if you use your card at certain retailers. Use your debit card for purchases or get cashback from a retailer
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