redeemable
adjective uk/rɪˈdiː.mə.bəl/ us/rɪˈdiː.mə.bəl/
(ABLE TO BE EXCHANGED)
finance & economics specialized可赎回的;可兑现的;可偿还的
(of shares, bonds, etc.) able to be exchanged for cash at a particular time
An increasing number of listed companies are issuing redeemable shares. 越来越多的上市公司现在发行可赎回股份。
Anglian has decided to issue shareholders with redeemable shares rather than dividends. 盎格鲁人(Anglian)公司决定向股东发行可赎回股份，而不是派发股息。
The 9% unsecured loan stock was redeemable at par on 31 May 2020. 那支占百分之九的无抵押贷款股票到二零二零年五月三十一日可以按面值赎回。
（代金券等）可兑换现金（或物品的）
(of a coupon, voucher, etc.) able to be exchanged for a particular amount of money or for goods of this value
Vouchers are redeemable until Thursday, June 25. 代金券可在6月25日星期四之前兑换。
These points will be redeemable at more than 60 stores. 这些积分可以在60多家商店兑换。
The points are only redeemable against future travel spending on the card. 这些积分只能用于支付这张卡未来的旅游消费。
（钱款）可用于支付部分费用的
(of an amount of money) able to be used to pay part of the cost of something
Tickets to the event are £5, redeemable against a purchase of the book on the night. 这场活动的门票是5英镑，可在当晚购买这本书时抵消。
(ABLE TO BE IMPROVED)
formal可补救的|可偿还的
able to be corrected, improved, or changed
There are not a lot of redeemable qualities about this man. 这个人没什么可取之处。/这个人无可救药。
"Even ministers currently doing Satan's work are potentially redeemable", he states. “即使目前部长们在做着撒旦的工作也可能被原谅，”他说到。