No. 9,514 in French
décompté
"Décompté" means "deducted" or "subtracted."
In a sentence
Le temps passé à travailler est décompté de ses heures supplémentaires.
The time spent working is deducted from their overtime.
Here, 'décompté' refers to the action of subtracting or deducing a quantity, specifically time, from a total amount.
Les jours de congé sont décomptés de votre rémunération mensuelle.
The days off are deducted from your monthly salary.
In this sentence, 'décompté' expresses the calculation where certain days are subtracted from a total salary amount.
Le montant décompté est incorrect, nous devons vérifier les calculs.
The deducted amount is incorrect; we need to verify the calculations.
'Décompté' here is used in the passive form as part of the concept of a monetary deduction or calculation that is being confirmed or assessed.
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