kickback
英['kɪkbæk]
美['kɪkbæk]
Noun:
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a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction
- 1. The company had to kickback a lot to the corrupt officer.
- 这家公司必须给腐败的政府官员很大一笔佣金.
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- 2. In certain situations, donating your medical services could be considered a kickback.
- 在一定情况下, 提供医疗服务应考虑到反扑.
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- 3. The employment agency demanded a kickback on her wages.
- 职业介绍所要从她的薪资中抽取回扣.
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- 4. Kelly was unable to drink whiskey for its strong kickback.
- 凯莉没有办法喝威士忌,因为后劲太强了.
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- 5. She was unable to take the medicine because of a marked kickback.
- 她不能吃这种药,因为后劲太大.
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用作名词 (n.)
- Everyone who paid will receive a kickback.
每一个交了钱的人部可以得到回扣。
- For arranging the contract he got a kickback of $20,000.
为了促成这个合同，他得到了两万美元的回扣。
