repayable

re·pay  (r-p)

v. re·paid (-pd), re·pay·ing, re·pays

v.tr.

1. To pay back: repaid a debt.

2. To give back, either in return or in compensation: repay kindness with kindness.

3. To make a return or compensation for: a company that repays hard work with bonuses.

4. To make or do in return: repay a call.

v.intr.

To make repayment or requital.

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re·paya·ble adj.

re·payment n.

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

repayable - subject to repayment; "business loans are usually repayable in regular installments" due - owed and payable immediately or on demand; "payment is due"

Translations

repayable [riːˈpeɪəbl] ADJ → reembolsable
repayable on demand → reembolsable a petición
repayable in ten instalments → a pagar en diez cuotas
£5 deposit not repayable → desembolso inicial de 5 libras no reembolsable
the money is repayable on the 5th of June → el dinero ha de ser devuelto el 5 de junio

repayable [rɪˈpeɪəb^əl] adj (mainly British) [loan] → remboursable
repayable over 10 years → remboursable sur 10 ans
The loan is repayable over twenty years → Le prêt est remboursable sur vingt ans.

repayable

adj → rückzahlbar

repayable [riːˈpeɪəbl] adj → rimborsabile