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payback

/ˈpeɪ.bæk/

Traduction: Nom désignant un retour financier ou une récompense, en particulier égal à l'investissement initial, ou un acte de vengeance en réponse à une action nuisible.

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noun

/ˈpeɪ.bæk/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un retour financier ou une récompense, en particulier égal à l'investissement initial, ou un acte de vengeance en réponse à une action nuisible.

A noun referring to a financial return or reward, especially returns equal to the initial investment, or the act of taking revenge in retaliation for a harmful action.

  1. B2formal

    The financial return or profit received from an investment, often equal to the initial amount invested.

    frRentabilité d'un investissement

    • The payback on the new equipment was faster than expected.
    • Investors are looking for a quick payback on their capital.
    • The project has a payback period of three years.

    Synonymesgainpayoffprofitreturnyield

  2. Revenge or retaliationB2informal

    The act of harming someone in return for a wrong they have done, often viewed as a form of cosmic or divine justice.

    frreprésailles

    • He believed that payback would come in the next life.
    • She got her payback when her rival failed the exam.
    • Some people see misfortune as payback for past misdeeds.

    Synonymescomeuppancejust desertsreprisalrequitalretaliationretributionrevengevengeance

    Antonymesabsolutionclemencyforgivenessleniencymercypardon

Formes
  • paybacks plural form
  • paybacks' possessive plural form
  • payback's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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