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quid pro quo

/ˌkwɪd prəʊ ˈkwəʊ/

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/ˌkwɪd prəʊ ˈkwəʊ/C1formallegal
  • ruЛатинское выражение, означающее 'что-то за что-то', используемое для описания обмена товарами, услугами, услугами или уступками, когда одно даётся взамен другого.

A Latin phrase meaning 'something for something,' used to describe an exchange of goods, services, favors, or concessions where one thing is given in return for another.

  1. Something for somethingB2formal

    A favor or advantage given in return for something else; a reciprocal exchange.

    ruУслуга за услугу

    • The deal was a simple quid pro quo: they provided funding, and we delivered the research.
    • In politics, quid pro quo arrangements are often scrutinized for legality.
    • She helped him with his resume, and as a quid pro quo, he reviewed her business plan.
  2. Legal or business exchangeC1formal

    An exchange of goods, services, or favors that is often considered a fair trade.

    ruВзаимная услуга

    • The contract was based on a clear quid pro quo between the two companies.
    • Quid pro quo harassment involves demanding sexual favors in exchange for job benefits.
    • The agreement was a straightforward quid pro quo: access to data in exchange for technical support.
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