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kickback

/ˈkɪk.bæk/

Translations

kickbacknoun

kickbacks

/ˈkɪk.bæk/

The contractor was arrested for giving a kickback to secure the project.

Подрядчик был арестован за дачу отката для получения проекта.

Additional translations

Synonyms

kickbackadjective

Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to illicit payments or recoil.

Synonyms

kickbacknoun

A return of a portion of a sum of money received, often as a result of coercion or a secret agreement, typically as a bribe.

The contractor was arrested for giving kickbacks to government officials to secure the construction project.

A sharp backward movement or reaction, often used in the context of machinery or tools.

The chainsaw's kickback caught him by surprise, but he managed to maintain control.

A social gathering or party, often informal and relaxed.

We're having a small kickback at my place this weekend; you should come by.

kickbackadjective

Relating to or involving an illicit payment made as a return for a favor, or the sudden recoil of a tool or weapon.

The minister resigned after a kickback scandal was uncovered.