kick back

/kik-bak/US // ˈkɪkˌbæk //UK // (ˈkɪkˌbæk) //

踢回,还击,踢回来,踢球

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : a percentage of income given to a person in a position of power or influence as payment for having made the income possible: usually considered improper or unethical.
- : a rebate, usually given secretively by a seller to a buyer or to one who influenced the buyer.
- : the practice of an employer or a person in a supervisory position of taking back a portion of the wages due workers.
- : a response, usually vigorous.
- : a sudden, uncontrolled movement of a machine, tool, or other device, as on starting or in striking an obstruction: A kickback from a chain saw can be dangerous.

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verbrelax

Synonyms

lie down躺下,躺下来,躺下吧,躺下了 recline躺下,仰卧,躺着,倾斜 sit back坐在后面,坐好,坐下来,坐好了 take it easy悠着点,悠着点儿,轻松点,悠着点吧 unwind松开,放松,松脱,解脱 breathe easy轻松呼吸,喘口气,喘息,喘口气吧 calm down冷静下来,平静下来,淡定,镇定下来 catch one's breath喘息,喘气,喘口气,气喘吁吁

Examples

After kickbacks, rows, and flys, my muscles were tight—the type of tightness I’d feel after doing the same exercises with 40-pound dumbbells—and pulsing intermittently as Ruiz adjusted the machine’s dials.
While the complaints alleged “possible kickbacks and collusion,” they did not provide “any firsthand information related to criminal activity,” according to the report.
In 2014, DaVita agreed to pay $350 million to settle claims that it had provided illegal kickbacks to doctors.
In 2014, the firm agreed to pay more than $350 million to settle claims that it had given illegal kickbacks to doctors in exchange for patient referrals.
These stores used their scale to leverage kickbacks and discounts from suppliers and deployed “loss leaders” — popular items with deeply slashed prices — both to ruin competitors and entice customers into the store.
I never had a single kickback/redlined report at Southwest division and Sgt. XXXX and Sgt. XXXX can testify to that.
Another Russian word the actor might learn, the commenters proposed, was raspilit, or "kickback."
So there's the memory of the "Cornhusker Kickback" with nothing to show for it.
His involvement in the ill-fated "Cornhusker Kickback" remains politically poisonous back home, and that won't be changing soon.
Then Mubarak and his family and their allies would see benefits in return, presumably some kickback or a share of the profits.
The nerves of Average Jones gave a sharp "kickback," like a mis-cranked motor-car.
The "kickback" would have certainly killed or wounded us both.
I want to set down what happened in case there's ever a kickback although I don't think there ever will be.

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a percentage of income given to a person in a position of power or influence as payment for having made the income possible: usually considered improper or unethical.
- : a rebate, usually given secretively by a seller to a buyer or to one who influenced the buyer.
- : the practice of an employer or a person in a supervisory position of taking back a portion of the wages due workers.
- : a response, usually vigorous.
- : a sudden, uncontrolled movement of a machine, tool, or other device, as on starting or in striking an obstruction: A kickback from a chain saw can be dangerous.

Examples

After kickbacks, rows, and flys, my muscles were tight—the type of tightness I’d feel after doing the same exercises with 40-pound dumbbells—and pulsing intermittently as Ruiz adjusted the machine’s dials.

While the complaints alleged “possible kickbacks and collusion,” they did not provide “any firsthand information related to criminal activity,” according to the report.

In 2014, DaVita agreed to pay $350 million to settle claims that it had provided illegal kickbacks to doctors.

In 2014, the firm agreed to pay more than $350 million to settle claims that it had given illegal kickbacks to doctors in exchange for patient referrals.

These stores used their scale to leverage kickbacks and discounts from suppliers and deployed “loss leaders” — popular items with deeply slashed prices — both to ruin competitors and entice customers into the store.

I never had a single kickback/redlined report at Southwest division and Sgt. XXXX and Sgt. XXXX can testify to that.

Another Russian word the actor might learn, the commenters proposed, was raspilit, or "kickback."

So there's the memory of the "Cornhusker Kickback" with nothing to show for it.

His involvement in the ill-fated "Cornhusker Kickback" remains politically poisonous back home, and that won't be changing soon.

Then Mubarak and his family and their allies would see benefits in return, presumably some kickback or a share of the profits.

The nerves of Average Jones gave a sharp "kickback," like a mis-cranked motor-car.

The "kickback" would have certainly killed or wounded us both.

I want to set down what happened in case there's ever a kickback although I don't think there ever will be.

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