Definition of redeemable in English:

redeemable

adjective rɪˈdiːməb(ə)lrəˈdiməb(ə)l

1Able to be recovered or saved from faults or bad aspects.
socially redeemable ideas
they were misguided but ultimately redeemable
Example sentencesExamples
- Why is it believed that the violent are identically redeemable?
- It is the one redeemable band from the crop of Eighties Synth duos.
- She plays a woman with few redeemable characteristics.
- That the musician manages one grace note makes the piece almost redeemable.
- The game has few redeemable features outside its strong multiplayer presence.
- The movie is only redeemable for an interesting (if inconsistent) performance by its lead actor.
- Now, I know it's just a character, but I could not find anything redeemable in him as a human being.
- His one redeemable virtue, however, is a deep, abiding love of cinema.
- There was absolutely nothing redeemable in the final third of this movie.
- I know this film is not without its flaws, yet it is redeemable.
2(of a coupon, voucher, etc.) able to be exchanged for goods, a discount, or money.
the prize is not redeemable for cash
redeemable coupons
Example sentencesExamples
- Users garner reward points - which are redeemable for cash - by viewing ads.
- The gold standard was restored in 1879, with all national bank notes being redeemable in gold on demand.
- The reward is points, which are redeemable for cash, electronics, even charitable contributions.
- Special codes found on the bottles can be entered into the site for points redeemable for merchandise.
- Retailers' cards are redeemable only in the stores that issue them.
- One gallery I know gave a $10 "check" to its customers which was redeemable at a non-competitive business in the area.
- The town has used "Deli Dollars" redeemable in food.
- The company awards panelists 10 points for each completed survey, which are redeemable for merchandise.
- In-store promotions will include instant redeemable coupons good for $1 off on hosiery, tights or socks.
- Tickets are redeemable at a number of cinemas across the capital.
1. 2.1Finance (of a stock, bond, etc.) able to be repaid at the maturity date.
  redeemable preference shares
  Example sentencesExamples
  The company also had 3.3 million convertible redeemable shares and 100 redeemable preference shares.
  Between 1685 and 1763, the French colonial government issued playing cards that were redeemable for specie at a future date.
  The bonds bore six percent interest and were payable in 20 years, but redeemable after five.
  One important thing to remember is that the products should not be redeemable (or callable) by the issuer.
  The board decided that the adverse effects on the company's reserves required an issue of redeemable preference shares.
  Just like a mutual fund, it issues redeemable units to investors and must follow guidelines set out by the SEC.
  Assets included in MZM (money at zero maturity) are redeemable at par on demand.
  Money market instruments may only be redeemable at the precise date at which the fixed term ends.
  The offer put to the board last Thursday was 1.32 in cash, or 1.255 in cash plus a warrant redeemable in three years for 0.12 per share.
  Each unit in the offering consists of 1.5 shares of common stock and 1.5 shares of redeemable public warrants.

Definition of redeemable in US English:

redeemable

adjectiverəˈdēməb(ə)lrəˈdiməb(ə)l

1Able to be recovered or saved from faults or bad aspects.
socially redeemable ideas
they were misguided but ultimately redeemable
Example sentencesExamples
- The game has few redeemable features outside its strong multiplayer presence.
- Why is it believed that the violent are identically redeemable?
- There was absolutely nothing redeemable in the final third of this movie.
- That the musician manages one grace note makes the piece almost redeemable.
- The movie is only redeemable for an interesting (if inconsistent) performance by its lead actor.
- His one redeemable virtue, however, is a deep, abiding love of cinema.
- Now, I know it's just a character, but I could not find anything redeemable in him as a human being.
- It is the one redeemable band from the crop of Eighties Synth duos.
- She plays a woman with few redeemable characteristics.
- I know this film is not without its flaws, yet it is redeemable.
2(of a coupon, voucher, etc.) able to be exchanged for goods, a discount, or money.
the prize is not redeemable for cash
redeemable coupons
Example sentencesExamples
- The gold standard was restored in 1879, with all national bank notes being redeemable in gold on demand.
- One gallery I know gave a $10 "check" to its customers which was redeemable at a non-competitive business in the area.
- Users garner reward points - which are redeemable for cash - by viewing ads.
- The company awards panelists 10 points for each completed survey, which are redeemable for merchandise.
- Special codes found on the bottles can be entered into the site for points redeemable for merchandise.
- The town has used "Deli Dollars" redeemable in food.
- The reward is points, which are redeemable for cash, electronics, even charitable contributions.
- Retailers' cards are redeemable only in the stores that issue them.
- In-store promotions will include instant redeemable coupons good for $1 off on hosiery, tights or socks.
- Tickets are redeemable at a number of cinemas across the capital.
1. 2.1Finance (of a stock, bond, etc.) able to be repaid at the maturity date.
  redeemable preference shares
  Example sentencesExamples
  Just like a mutual fund, it issues redeemable units to investors and must follow guidelines set out by the SEC.
  The company also had 3.3 million convertible redeemable shares and 100 redeemable preference shares.
  The board decided that the adverse effects on the company's reserves required an issue of redeemable preference shares.
  Money market instruments may only be redeemable at the precise date at which the fixed term ends.
  Each unit in the offering consists of 1.5 shares of common stock and 1.5 shares of redeemable public warrants.
  One important thing to remember is that the products should not be redeemable (or callable) by the issuer.
  Between 1685 and 1763, the French colonial government issued playing cards that were redeemable for specie at a future date.
  The bonds bore six percent interest and were payable in 20 years, but redeemable after five.
  Assets included in MZM (money at zero maturity) are redeemable at par on demand.
  The offer put to the board last Thursday was 1.32 in cash, or 1.255 in cash plus a warrant redeemable in three years for 0.12 per share.

词汇	redeemable
释义	Definition of redeemable in English: redeemable adjective rɪˈdiːməb(ə)lrəˈdiməb(ə)l 1Able to be recovered or saved from faults or bad aspects. socially redeemable ideas they were misguided but ultimately redeemable Example sentencesExamples Why is it believed that the violent are identically redeemable? It is the one redeemable band from the crop of Eighties Synth duos. She plays a woman with few redeemable characteristics. That the musician manages one grace note makes the piece almost redeemable. The game has few redeemable features outside its strong multiplayer presence. The movie is only redeemable for an interesting (if inconsistent) performance by its lead actor. Now, I know it's just a character, but I could not find anything redeemable in him as a human being. His one redeemable virtue, however, is a deep, abiding love of cinema. There was absolutely nothing redeemable in the final third of this movie. I know this film is not without its flaws, yet it is redeemable. 2(of a coupon, voucher, etc.) able to be exchanged for goods, a discount, or money. the prize is not redeemable for cash redeemable coupons Example sentencesExamples Users garner reward points - which are redeemable for cash - by viewing ads. The gold standard was restored in 1879, with all national bank notes being redeemable in gold on demand. The reward is points, which are redeemable for cash, electronics, even charitable contributions. Special codes found on the bottles can be entered into the site for points redeemable for merchandise. Retailers' cards are redeemable only in the stores that issue them. One gallery I know gave a $10 "check" to its customers which was redeemable at a non-competitive business in the area. The town has used "Deli Dollars" redeemable in food. The company awards panelists 10 points for each completed survey, which are redeemable for merchandise. In-store promotions will include instant redeemable coupons good for $1 off on hosiery, tights or socks. Tickets are redeemable at a number of cinemas across the capital. 2.1Finance (of a stock, bond, etc.) able to be repaid at the maturity date. redeemable preference shares Example sentencesExamples The company also had 3.3 million convertible redeemable shares and 100 redeemable preference shares. Between 1685 and 1763, the French colonial government issued playing cards that were redeemable for specie at a future date. The bonds bore six percent interest and were payable in 20 years, but redeemable after five. One important thing to remember is that the products should not be redeemable (or callable) by the issuer. The board decided that the adverse effects on the company's reserves required an issue of redeemable preference shares. Just like a mutual fund, it issues redeemable units to investors and must follow guidelines set out by the SEC. Assets included in MZM (money at zero maturity) are redeemable at par on demand. Money market instruments may only be redeemable at the precise date at which the fixed term ends. The offer put to the board last Thursday was 1.32 in cash, or 1.255 in cash plus a warrant redeemable in three years for 0.12 per share. Each unit in the offering consists of 1.5 shares of common stock and 1.5 shares of redeemable public warrants. Definition of redeemable in US English: redeemable adjectiverəˈdēməb(ə)lrəˈdiməb(ə)l 1Able to be recovered or saved from faults or bad aspects. socially redeemable ideas they were misguided but ultimately redeemable Example sentencesExamples The game has few redeemable features outside its strong multiplayer presence. Why is it believed that the violent are identically redeemable? There was absolutely nothing redeemable in the final third of this movie. That the musician manages one grace note makes the piece almost redeemable. The movie is only redeemable for an interesting (if inconsistent) performance by its lead actor. His one redeemable virtue, however, is a deep, abiding love of cinema. Now, I know it's just a character, but I could not find anything redeemable in him as a human being. It is the one redeemable band from the crop of Eighties Synth duos. She plays a woman with few redeemable characteristics. I know this film is not without its flaws, yet it is redeemable. 2(of a coupon, voucher, etc.) able to be exchanged for goods, a discount, or money. the prize is not redeemable for cash redeemable coupons Example sentencesExamples The gold standard was restored in 1879, with all national bank notes being redeemable in gold on demand. One gallery I know gave a $10 "check" to its customers which was redeemable at a non-competitive business in the area. Users garner reward points - which are redeemable for cash - by viewing ads. The company awards panelists 10 points for each completed survey, which are redeemable for merchandise. Special codes found on the bottles can be entered into the site for points redeemable for merchandise. The town has used "Deli Dollars" redeemable in food. The reward is points, which are redeemable for cash, electronics, even charitable contributions. Retailers' cards are redeemable only in the stores that issue them. In-store promotions will include instant redeemable coupons good for $1 off on hosiery, tights or socks. Tickets are redeemable at a number of cinemas across the capital. 2.1Finance (of a stock, bond, etc.) able to be repaid at the maturity date. redeemable preference shares Example sentencesExamples Just like a mutual fund, it issues redeemable units to investors and must follow guidelines set out by the SEC. The company also had 3.3 million convertible redeemable shares and 100 redeemable preference shares. The board decided that the adverse effects on the company's reserves required an issue of redeemable preference shares. Money market instruments may only be redeemable at the precise date at which the fixed term ends. Each unit in the offering consists of 1.5 shares of common stock and 1.5 shares of redeemable public warrants. One important thing to remember is that the products should not be redeemable (or callable) by the issuer. Between 1685 and 1763, the French colonial government issued playing cards that were redeemable for specie at a future date. The bonds bore six percent interest and were payable in 20 years, but redeemable after five. Assets included in MZM (money at zero maturity) are redeemable at par on demand. The offer put to the board last Thursday was 1.32 in cash, or 1.255 in cash plus a warrant redeemable in three years for 0.12 per share.
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