store credit — A form of payment issued by a retailer that allows customers to purchase merchandise up to a certain amount, typically given instead of a cash refund
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A form of payment issued by a retailer that allows customers to purchase merchandise up to a certain amount, typically given instead of a cash refund
Pronunciation (IPA): /stɔːr ˈkredɪt/
Korean meaning: 현금 환불 대신 매장에서 발급하는 구매 크레딧, 매장 적립금
Korean pronunciation: **스토**어 **크레**딧
Example Sentences
- The store offered me $50 in store credit for the shirt that shrunk after one wash.
- I have $200 in store credit burning a hole in my pocket at my favorite bookstore.
- The store credit expires in six months, so I need to use it soon.
store credit
NOUN//stɔːr ˈkredɪt//
A form of payment issued by a retailer that allows customers to purchase merchandise up to a certain amount, typically given instead of a cash refund
A form of payment issued by a retailer that allows customers to purchase merchandise up to a certain amount, typically given instead of a cash refund
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Origin
Store는 라틴어 'instaurare'(복원하다)에서, Credit은 라틴어 'creditum'(믿음, 신뢰)에서 유래. 매장에서 고객을 믿고 주는 구매 권한이라는 의미
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“The store offered me $50 in store credit for the shirt that shrunk after one wash.”
“I have $200 in store credit burning a hole in my pocket at my favorite bookstore.”
“The store credit expires in six months, so I need to use it soon.”
“She accumulated store credit from multiple returns and bought a designer handbag.”
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