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kickback

/ˈkɪk.bæk/

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noun

C1formalcommonbusiness/ˈkɪk.bæk/

A noun referring to a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее коммерческую взятку, выплачиваемую продавцом агенту по закупкам с целью побудить агента заключить сделку.esSoborno o pago ilegal que un vendedor entrega a un agente de compras o a un intermediario para asegurar un contrato o una ventaja comercial. También puede referirse a un pago ilegal por un favor o influencia indebida.frSomme d'argent versée de manière illicite à une personne, souvent un agent d'achat ou un fonctionnaire, pour obtenir un avantage ou conclure une affaire. Peut aussi désigner un pot-de-vin ou une commission occulte.deSchmiergeld oder illegale Provision, die ein Verkäufer an einen Einkäufer oder Entscheidungsträger zahlt, um diesen zu einer für den Zahler vorteilhaften Entscheidung zu bewegen; auch allgemein eine Rückvergütung oder ein heimlicher Anteil an einem Geschäft.ptSubstantivo que designa uma propina paga por um vendedor a um agente de compras para induzi-lo a fechar um negócio; também pode se referir a uma comissão ilegal ou a um pagamento feito em troca de favorecimento.zh名词,指在商业或政治交易中,卖方为促成交易而暗中付给采购方或决策者的回扣、贿赂。arاسم يدل على رشوة تجارية تُدفع للوسيط أو الموظف مقابل تسهيل إتمام صفقة أو منح عقد. ويُستعمل أيضًا للإشارة إلى الرشوة أو العمولة الخفية أو مبلغ يُردّ بعد إتمام البيع.

  1. Illegal payment or bribe B2 formal business

    A sum of money given secretly to someone in a position of power or influence as a reward for making a business deal or transaction happen.

    • The contractor was accused of paying kickbacks to government officials.
    • An investigation revealed that the purchasing agent received kickbacks from several suppliers.
    • The company's policy strictly prohibits any form of kickback in procurement.
    • He lost his job after being caught accepting a kickback from a vendor.

    ruВзяткаessoborno, comisión ilegalfrPaiement illégal ou pot-de-vindeSchmiergeldptPropinazh回扣arرشوة

    Sinónimos: backhanderbribegraftpayoffrake-offsweetener

  2. Sudden backward motion B2 formal technical

    A sharp, forceful recoil or rebound of a tool or mechanical part, especially a saw, gun, or engine.

    • Always hold the chainsaw firmly to avoid kickback.
    • The kickback from the rifle bruised his shoulder.
    • Safety guards are designed to reduce the risk of kickback in power tools.
    • A sudden kickback of the drill caused the bit to break.

    ruОтдачаesRetroceso bruscofrRecul brusquedeRückstoßptRecuozh后坐力arالارتداد

    Sinónimos: backlashkickreactionreboundrecoil

  3. Relaxation or break B1 informal

    A period or activity in which one enjoys rest or recreation; a relaxing break from work or routine.

    • After the long week, we had a nice kickback at the beach house.
    • They organized a small kickback with friends on Saturday.
    • I'm looking forward to a quiet kickback this weekend.
    • The office party was just a kickback with music and snacks.

    ruОтдых или перерывesDescanso o relajaciónfrPause détentedeAuszeit oder PauseptDescanso ou pausazh放松或休息arاستراحة أو راحة

    Sinónimos: breakbreatherdowntimeleisurerelaxationreposerespiteresttime off

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