coupon in Greek
coupon in Greek is απόκομμα — coupon means a printed or digital voucher that gives the holder a discount on a purchase.
coupon in Greek
απόκομμα
Pronounced: apokomma
A section of a ticket, showing the holder to be entitled to some specified accommodation or service, as to a passage over a designated line of travel, a particular seat in a theater, a discount, etc.
What does "coupon" mean?
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noun A printed or digital voucher that gives the holder a discount on a purchase.
"She clipped a coupon for 20% off her grocery bill."
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noun The regular interest payment owed on a bond, originally represented by a physical slip attached to the bond certificate.
"The bond pays a 5% coupon every year until maturity."
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coupon in a sentence
- She clipped a coupon for 20% off her grocery bill.
- You can enter the coupon code at checkout for free shipping.
- The bond pays a 5% coupon every year until maturity.
- Investors receive the coupon payment twice a year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "coupon" in Greek?
"coupon" in Greek is απόκομμα. coupon means: A printed or digital voucher that gives the holder a discount on a purchase.
How do you pronounce απόκομμα?
"coupon" in Greek is απόκομμα, pronounced "apokomma".
How do you use "coupon" in a sentence?
Example: "She clipped a coupon for 20% off her grocery bill." In Greek, "coupon" is απόκομμα.
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