Translation of Kazakh word "купон" to English
купон
/kwpon/
Meaning
NounA section of a ticket, showing the holder to be entitled to some specified accommodation or service, as to a passage over a designated line of travel, a particular seat in a theater, a discount, etc.
How to use
In standard Kazakh, the noun 'купон', note that it is often used in the context of tickets, where it refers to a section of a ticket showing the holder to be entitled to some specified accommodation or service. In this case, the word is used in the nominative case.
🇬🇧 English
coupon
Example
Кассада жеңілдік купонын көрсеткенде тауар құны жиырма пайызға арзандады.
When presenting the discount coupon at the checkout, the price of the goods dropped by twenty percent.
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- жеңілдік купоны— discount coupon
- Кассада жеңілдік купонын көрсеткенде тауар құны жиырма пайызға арзандады.— When presenting the discount coupon at the checkout, the price of the goods dropped by twenty percent.
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Frequency rank: #761 in Kazakh
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What does the Kazakh word "купон" mean?▼
The Kazakh word "купон" means "coupon" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Кассада жеңілдік купонын көрсеткенде тауар құны жиырма пайызға арзандады." (which translates as "When presenting the discount coupon at the checkout, the price of the goods dropped by twenty percent.").
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