offset

1. (transitive)To counteract or compensate for, by applying a change in the opposite direction.

   I'll offset the time difference locally.

   to offset one charge against another

   ausgleichen

   компенси́роватьkompensírovatʹ, возмеща́тьvozmeščátʹ

   компенсува́тиkompensuváty, нівелюва́тиniveljuváty

2. (transitive)To place out of line.

3. (transitive)To form an offset in (a wall, rod, pipe, etc.).

1. Is there any way to offset those costs?

   ruЕсть ли возможность возместить эти затраты?

   deLassen sich diese Kosten irgendwie ausgleichen?

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2. Tax credits are available to help offset the cost.

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3. A bigger harvest should help offset the expected drop in crop prices.

   deEine größere Ernte sollte dazu beitragen, das erwartete Absinken der Getreidepreise auszugleichen.

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4. For the last two months, your profit has offset your expenses.

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5. If not for carbon offsetting, we'd be in danger of runaway emissions.

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