The first records of the termclaimcome from around 1250. It ultimately comes from the Latinclāmāre, meaning “to cry out.” Aclaimcan be a formal request for something owed or due, such as aclaimto the legal ownership of a property. You might make aclaimthat an item was damaged on ...
late 14c., "practice oratory, make a formal speech or oration," from Old Frenchdeclamer(Modern Frenchdéclamer)and directly from Latindeclamare"to practice public speaking, to bluster," fromde-,here perhaps an intensive prefix (seede-) +clamare"to cry, shout" (from PIE root*kele-(2) "...
late 14c., "practice oratory, make a formal speech or oration," from Old Frenchdeclamer(Modern Frenchdéclamer)and directly from Latindeclamare"to practice public speaking, to bluster," fromde-,here perhaps an intensive prefix (seede-) +clamare"to cry, shout" (from PIE root*kele-(2) "...
-claim-,root. -claim-comes from Latin, where it has the meaning "call out; talk; shout.'' This meaning is found in such words as:acclaim, claim, clamor, exclaim, proclaim. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 ...
money, and reimburse means to pay money back. All three of these words share the Latin root ...
claim，主动去报销的行为，基本属于计划内的支出 reimburse，垫付之后报销索取偿还，一般属于不在计划内的...
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