deferral

UK
/dɪˈfɜːr.əl/
US
/dɪˈfɜr.əl/

Translations

deferralnoun
deferrals
pl
UK
/dɪˈfɜːr.əl/
US
/dɪˈfɜr.əl/
The deferral of the meeting allowed the team more time to prepare.
L’ajournement de la réunion a laissé à l’équipe plus de temps pour se préparer.
reportSens administratif ou financier.
The student was granted a deferral on their loan payments due to financial hardship.
L’étudiant a obtenu un report de ses remboursements de prêt en raison de difficultés financières.
Additional translations
reportSens comptable.
deferraladjective
UK
/dɪˈfɜː.rəl/
US
/dɪˈfɝː.rəl/
Used attributively in finance/accounting contexts, e.g., 'deferral account'.
différéSens financier et comptable.
They set up a deferral account to spread the cost over several years.
Ils ont mis en place un compte différé pour répartir le coût sur plusieurs années.

Definitions

deferralnoun
The act of delaying or postponing something.
The deferral of the meeting allowed the team more time to prepare.
A temporary postponement of a payment or obligation.
The student was granted a deferral on their loan payments due to financial hardship.
An accounting entry that delays recognition of revenue, expense, or tax until a future period.
The company recorded a deferral to account for prepaid insurance.
deferraladjective
Relating to the postponement of recognition of revenue, expense, or action; involving delay.
They set up a deferral account to spread the cost over several years.