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in-kind

UK
/ɪn ˈkaɪnd/
US
/ɪn ˈkaɪnd/

Translations

in-kindadjective
UK
/ɪn ˈkaɪnd/
US
/ɪn ˈkaɪnd/
en natureSe dit d’une prestation, d’un don ou d’une compensation fournis sous forme de biens ou de services, et non d’argent.
The charity received in-kind donations such as food and clothing.
L’association a reçu des dons en nature, comme de la nourriture et des vêtements.
Additional translations
de même natureEmployé pour exprimer une équivalence de type ou de qualité, sans identité exacte.
Synonyms
material
actual
direct
service-based
goods-based
tangible
non-cash
Antonyms
cash
in-kindadverb
UK
/ɪn ˈkaɪnd/
US
/ɪn ˈkaɪnd/
en naturePour indiquer qu’un paiement, une compensation ou une aide est fourni sous forme de biens ou de services.
The company compensated its volunteers in-kind by providing free meals and transportation.
L’entreprise a indemnisé ses bénévoles en nature en leur offrant des repas et le transport gratuits.
Additional translations
en retourDans le sens de réciprocité, lorsque l’on répond à une action de la même manière.

Definitions

in-kindadjective
Given or received in the form of goods or services rather than money.
The charity received in-kind donations such as food and clothing.
Corresponding in type or quality; equivalent but not necessarily identical.
The company offered in-kind compensation to match the value of the lost items.
in-kindadverb
In the form of goods or services rather than money.
The company compensated its volunteers in-kind by providing free meals and transportation.
In the same manner or kind as something received; in reciprocal fashion.
The community repaid the volunteers in-kind by organizing a free appreciation dinner.
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