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Deutsche Nachteil Synonyme

Kehrseite  ÂNachteil  
Benachteiligung  ÂNachteil  ÂSchaden  

Englische drawback Synonyme

drawback  abatement  agio  allowance  bank discount  blemish  block  blockade  bottleneck  breakage  bug  cash discount  catch  chain discount  charge-off  concession  cordon  crack  curtain  cut  damage  deduction  defect  defection  deficiency  depreciation  determent  deterrent  detriment  difficulty  disability  disadvantage  discount  evil  failing  failure  fault  faute  flaw  foible  frailty  handicap  hang-up  harm  hazard  hindrance  hitch  hole  hurdle  hurt  ill  impairment  impediment  imperfection  inadequacy  inconvenience  infirmity  injury  joker  kickback  kink  liability  little problem  loss  loss of ground  mischief  objection  obstacle  obstruction  obstructive  one small difficulty  penalty  penalty clause  percentage  prejudice  premium  price reduction  price-cut  problem  rebate  rebatement  reduction  refund  rift  rollback  rub  salvage  setoff  shortcoming  snag  something missing  step backward  stumbling block  stumbling stone  taint  tare  time discount  trade discount  tret  trouble  underselling  vulnerable place  weak link  weak point  weakness  write-off  

drawback Definition

Drawback
(n.) A loss of advantage, or deduction from profit, value, success, etc.
Drawback
(n.) Money paid back or remitted

drawback Bedeutung

drawback the quality of being a hindrance, he pointed out all the drawbacks to my plan
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Drawback, in law in commerce, paying back a duty previously paid on exporting excisable articles or on re-exporting foreign goods. The object of a drawback is to let commodities which are subject to taxation be exported and sold in a foreign country on the same terms as goods from countries where they are untaxed. It differs from a bounty in that a bounty lets commodities be sold abroad at less than their cost price; it may occur, however, under certain conditions that giving a drawback has an effect equivalent to that of a bounty, as in the case of the so-called sugar bounties in Germany . The earlier tariffs contained elaborate tables of the drawbacks allowed on exporting or re-exporting commodities, but so far as the United Kingdom was concerned the system of bonded warehouses practically abolished drawbacks, as commodities could be warehoused until needed for exportation.