Voucher

Definition

voucher /'vaƱtʃǝ(r)/ n ၁။ ( Brit ) လက္မွတ္။ ကူပြန္။ This voucher entitles you to £5 off the cost of a meal for 2. See also GIFT VOUCHER, LUNCHEON VOUCHER ၂။ ေျပစာ။ ေဘာက္ခ်ာ။

Examples

1. ‘Hundreds of readers completed vouchers
2. printed in the paper
3. to lodge their support.’
4. ‘Twice a year dividend vouchers are mailed to card holders
5. and these can be exchanged for cash at any Co-Op outlet.’
6. ‘The cutbacks cover the costs of new monthly $65 pensions and food vouchers for seniors
7. single mothers
8. and disabled people.’
9. ‘Gift vouchers are available from the hotel and make a great Christmas treat.’
10. ‘He started out with a simple discount club
11. offering individuals discount vouchers in return for an annual fee.’
12. ‘With unwanted gifts the shop is not required to offer you a refund
13. though many will offer an exchange
14. credit vouchers
15. or refund
16. as long as you have a receipt.’
17. ‘Members of Parliament and their spouses and dependants receive a certain number of vouchers from Parliament to entitle them to free air travel.’
18. ‘However
19. employers will not be under any obligation to offer childcare vouchers.’
20. ‘It was alleged that some politicians had been fraudulently claiming for accommodation and car hire using their parliamentary travel vouchers.’
21. ‘If you book before November 30 you will receive a discount voucher off our next event.’
22. ‘Under the current system councillors found most pensioners were exchanging rail vouchers at the station for an £18 rail card.’
23. ‘All entrants will receive £20 worth of discount vouchers for Vodafone services.’
24. ‘A massive voucher privatization program turned more than 60 million people into shareholders of Russian businesses.’
25. ‘Similar to mobile phone top-up vouchers
26. the new voucher has a unique credit card number and a set credit limit.’
27. ‘The privatization process began in late 1992
28. after all citizens had become entitled to a voucher that could be exchanged for shares in the new private companies.’
29. ‘Parents are given a voucher or certificate by the government to pay for all or part of tuition if they decide to send their child to a private or parochial school.’
30. ‘Junior season-ticket holders must exchange their vouchers for a ticket.’
31. ‘Points can be used to reduce British Gas and Television Licence bills or be exchanged for shopping vouchers.’
32. ‘These vouchers entitle the bearer to CrossRail tickets (at a marginal rate).’
33. ‘The return leg was cancelled and 156 exhausted passengers given meal vouchers and offered accommodation in Rome.’