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deduct Verb to subtract (a number, quantity, or part) [Latin deducere to deduce]
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deduct Translations v deduct [diˈdakt] to subtract; to take away They deducted the expenses from his salary. aftrek يَحْسِم، يَخْصُم изваждам odečíst, srazit fratrække; fradrage abziehen αφαιρώ, (παρα)κρατώ restar, descontar maha arv(ut)ama کسر کردن؛ کاستن vähentää déduire לְהַפחִית, לְנַכּוֹת काटना, घटाना oduzeti levon mengurangi draga frá dedurre 差し引く 빼다, 공제하다 išskaityti atvilkt; atskaitīt tolak aftrekken trekke fra odejmować descontar a deduce удерживать odpočítať, odrátať odšteti odbiti dra av, räkna ifrån ลบ çıkarmak, indirmek 扣除 відраховувати; віднімати منہا کرنا khấu trừ 扣除 n deˈduction [-ʃən] something that has been deducted There were a lot of deductions from my salary this month. aftrekking خَصْم، حَسْم изваждане srážka fradrag der Abzug αφαίρεση, κράτηση deducción mahaarv(ut)amine کسر؛ کاستن vähennys déduction הַפחָתָה, נִיכּוּי कटौती oduzimanje levonás potongan frádráttur detrazione 控除 공제(액) išskaitymas atvilkums; atskaitījums potong aftrekpost fradrag(sbeløp) potrącenie desconto scăzământ удержание zrážka, odpočítanie odbitek odbitak avdrag, avräkning การหักลบ kesinti, indirim 扣除額 відрахування منہا کردہ رقم sự khấu trừ 扣除额 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Deduct the board and hold the balance for me until I see you. His face blazed with wrath, and he shouted in stentorian tones that echoed down the universe, "I shall deduct the cost of those cuffs from your wages A disposition began to be perceived in him to exaggerate the number of years he had been there; it was generally understood that you must deduct a few from his account; he was vain, the fleeting generations of debtors said. |
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