coupons
word · lemma: coupon
/ˈkjuˌpɔnz/
/kˈuːpɒnz/
Definition
Coupons are small paper slips, codes, or digital tickets you can use to get a discount or special offer when you buy something.
Usage & Nuances
"Coupons" are often used in stores, restaurants, and online shopping; can be physical (paper) or digital. Common phrases: "clip coupons" (cut from magazines), "use/redeem a coupon." Different from "voucher" (often prepaid). Typically informal, everyday context.
Spanish: cuponesPortuguese (BR): cuponsPortuguese (PT): cupõesChinese (Simplified): 优惠券 - 优待券Chinese (Traditional): 優惠券 - 優待券Hindi: कूपनArabic: قسائمBengali: কুপনRussian: купоныJapanese: クーポンVietnamese: phiếu giảm giáKorean: 쿠폰Turkish: kuponlarUrdu: کپونزIndonesian: kupon
Example Sentences
Some restaurants offer special coupons for free drinks.
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If you have extra coupons, can I borrow one?
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I used coupons to save money at the store.
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My mom collects coupons from magazines.
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All the coupons expired last month, so I couldn't use them.
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You can find lots of online coupons for your favorite stores.
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