surcharge in Portuguese
surcharge in Portuguese is sobretaxa, sobretaxar — surcharge means an extra amount added to the normal price or charge, usually to cover a specific cost such as fuel, card processing or peak demand.
surcharge in Portuguese
What does "surcharge" mean?
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noun An extra amount added to the normal price or charge, usually to cover a specific cost such as fuel, card processing or peak demand.
"The airline added a fuel surcharge of £40 to every long-haul ticket."
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verb To charge someone an extra amount on top of the standard price.
"Restaurants are allowed to surcharge on public holidays if they display a notice."
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noun An overprint on a postage stamp that changes its face value.
"The 1922 issue is scarce with the original surcharge intact."
surcharge in a sentence
- The airline added a fuel surcharge of £40 to every long-haul ticket.
- There is a small surcharge for paying by credit card.
- Restaurants are allowed to surcharge on public holidays if they display a notice.
- The 1922 issue is scarce with the original surcharge intact.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "surcharge" in Portuguese?
"surcharge" in Portuguese is sobretaxa, sobretaxar. surcharge means: An extra amount added to the normal price or charge, usually to cover a specific cost such as fuel, card processing or peak demand.
How do you use "surcharge" in a sentence?
Example: "The airline added a fuel surcharge of £40 to every long-haul ticket." In Portuguese, "surcharge" is sobretaxa, sobretaxar.
Are there other ways to say "surcharge" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "surcharge": sobretaxa, sobretaxar.