🇬🇧 Gift voucher meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A gift voucher is a special card or piece of paper that has money value on it, so you can use it to buy things from a certain shop instead of paying with real coins or notes.

Grandma gave me a gift voucher and said, “This is so I don’t accidentally buy you socks again.”

My brother traded his gift voucher for three cookies, then found out the voucher could have bought a hundred cookies.

I got a gift voucher for the bookshop and told the cashier, “I’ll take all your dragon books, please.”

When I got a gift voucher for the toy store, my brain started doing backflips while my wallet took a vacation.

Gift vouchers are like shop-only money—stores often love them because people sometimes forget to use the whole amount, which means free money for the shop!

Tom found a small card in a bright envelope: a gift voucher for £30. At the bakery he showed the gift voucher, picked a box of cakes, and paid by handing the gift voucher to the clerk. The clerk stamped the gift voucher and bagged the sweets. Tom beamed, clutching warm cake and the used gift voucher.

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This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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