travel reimbursement
- noun
- Formal
- Employees can submit their invoices for travel reimbursement after completing their work-related trips.
Examples
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According to auditors, an official with the Department of Public Instruction "claimed more than $3,200 in unjustified travel reimbursements by padding his mileage reports."
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Even if we do end up getting some travel reimbursement, we speakers will not exactly be making money on this.
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The money for Prop 8 came from individual members, not from the Church except for a very small travel reimbursement.
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She received travel reimbursement for the expenses incurred while attending the conference last month.
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To facilitate employee expenses, the company has a simple process for travel reimbursement submissions.
Synonyms
Money paid back to someone for costs they paid
Money paid each day to cover travel expenses
Money an employer gives to pay for work travel
How Much
- Specialized
- Formal
- Formal
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
This is a straightforward noun–noun compound where 'travel' (journeying) and 'reimbursement' (repayment of expenses) combine compositionally to mean repayment for travel costs. The relation follows common administrative phrasing found across many languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Travel reimbursement comes from the simple idea of getting money back for travel costs. You pay for travel like tickets or hotels and your employer gives you reimbursement, money 'paid back' to cover those costs, so the phrase means money returned for work trips.