cashback

noun

/ˈkæʃbæk/

(British English)

(US English cash-back)

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[uncountable] if you ask for cashback when you are paying for goods in a shop with a debit card (= a plastic card that takes money directly from your bank account), you get a sum of money in cash, which is added to your bill
- Would you like cashback?
- Customers are allowed up to £30 cashback on each purchase.
Topics Moneyc1, Shoppingc1
[uncountable, countable] a sum of money that is offered to people who buy particular products or services
- There's £200 cashback on this computer if you buy before 31 January.
- Choose our First-time Buyer's Mortgage and get up to £1 500 cashback to buy those essential items for your new home!
Topics Moneyc2

单词	cashback
释义	cashback noun /ˈkæʃbæk/ /ˈkæʃbæk/ (British English) (US English cash-back) jump to other results [uncountable] if you ask for cashback when you are paying for goods in a shop with a debit card (= a plastic card that takes money directly from your bank account), you get a sum of money in cash, which is added to your bill Would you like cashback? Customers are allowed up to £30 cashback on each purchase. Topics Moneyc1, Shoppingc1 [uncountable, countable] a sum of money that is offered to people who buy particular products or services There's £200 cashback on this computer if you buy before 31 January. Choose our First-time Buyer's Mortgage and get up to £1 500 cashback to buy those essential items for your new home! Topics Moneyc2
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