kickback
/ˈkɪk.bæk/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.
- 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
- 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
- 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
Sinônimos: breakbreatherdowntimeleisurerelaxationreposerespiteresttime off
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