Viático (en. Viaticum)

/bjaˈtiko/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Field: definition_text, Text: A financial allocation intended to cover expenses that a person incurs during a business trip.

Field: example_sentence, Text: The employee received his per diem before leaving for the conference.

El empleado recibió su viático antes de partir a la conferencia.

Field: definition_text, Text: The envelopes and expenses related to food and accommodation during a trip.

Field: example_sentence, Text: It is important to keep the receipts for per diem reimbursement.

Es importante guardar los recibos para el reembolso de los viáticos.

Field: etymology_origin, Text: Comes from the Latin 'viaticum', which means 'provision for the journey'.

Field: phrase, Text: to give per diem

Field: meaning, Text: To provide money or goods for a trip.

dar viático

Field: phrase, Text: to present per diems

Field: meaning, Text: To submit receipts for travel expense reimbursement.

presentar viáticos

Field: phrase, Text: work per diems

Field: meaning, Text: Funds specifically allocated to cover the needs of a business trip.

viáticos de trabajo

Field: related_word, Text: reimbursement

Field: description, Text: Refund of spent money.

reembolso

Field: related_word, Text: conference

Field: description, Text: A gathering of people to discuss a topic.

conferencia

Field: related_word, Text: workday

Field: description, Text: A period of a working day.

jornada

Field: meaning, Text: Budget allocated for an informal trip.

Field: example, Text: They gave him a per diem to go on vacation over the weekend.

Le dieron un viático para irse de vacaciones durante el fin de semana.

Field: meaning, Text: The money that someone spends on a trip that is not strictly for work.

Field: example, Text: He went with per diems to a feast at the beach.

Se fue con viáticos a un festín en la playa.