reimburse
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- v pay back for some expense incurred
Can the company reimburse me for my professional travel? - v reimburse or compensate (someone), as for a loss
- In New York City alone, the number of reimbursement claims by parents who have unilaterally placed their kids in private special education rose from 3,023 to 4,068, and the city's .
- One controversial reform proposal would reimburse doctors who counsel patients on end-of-life care, helping advise them on how to establish guidelines for how they want to be cared .
- A new plan aims to set reimbursement for doctors, not according to how much treatment they provide, but how much they should provide.