rebate

• vt.減額する；割引する
• vi. 支払いの一部を払い戻す；割り引く
• n. 割引
• n. （西）リワート

古フランス語のrabattre「打ちのめす」「追い返す」から、re-「後退する」「軽減する」「軽くする」「減らす」。remission、discount、rebateから派生。

rebate

rebate: [15] A rebate is etymologically an amount that has been ‘re-abated’. The word, originally a verb, comes from Old French rabattre ‘beat down again’, hence ‘reduce’, a compound formed from the prefix re- ‘again’ and abattre ‘beat down’ (source of English abate [13], and also of abattoir [19], euphemistically a place where animals are ‘beaten down’ or killed). This in turn went back to Vulgar Latin *abbattuere, a compound verb formed from the prefix ad- ‘completely’ and battuere ‘beat’ (source of English battle, combat, etc).
=> abate, abattoir, battle, combat

rebate (v.)

late 14c., "to reduce;" early 15c., "to deduct, subtract," from Old French rabattre "beat down, drive back," also "deduct," from re- "repeatedly" (see re-) + abattre "beat down" (see abate). Meaning "to pay back (a sum) as a rebate" is from 1957. Related: Rebated; rebating.

rebate (n.)

1650s, from rebate (v.).

1. Buyers are offered a cash rebate .

購入者は現金割引を受けます。

2.You can claim a rebate on your tax.

税金の一部を返却するように要求することができます。

3.Ten dollars rebate and ten dollars cash back.

Rebate およびcashbackは、米国でよく使用されるプロモーション方法です。

4.It is chering to see that customers are to benefit from a rebate on their electricity bills.

お客様が電気料金の一部返金特典を受けることを考えると嬉しいです。

5.Customers are to benefit from a rebate on their electricity bills.

顧客は彼らの電気料金の払い戻しから恩恵を受ける。