2020年会计考研英语高频词缀词汇:kickback的意思

英音 ['kikbæk] ; 美音 ['kikbæk] ;
名词 激烈反应；佣金；回扣；贪污，受贿
英语解释
a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction
例句
"Normally, some kickback to the steering wheel will always occur. But when it becomes excessive, an investigation should be made."
一般情况下转向车轮的回跳常常发生,但是,如果过于剧裂,应查找原因。
This chapter' s focus on the practice of paying kickbacks, prevalent in many countries, brings us back to the dilemma of our case study
本规则的焦点集中在很多国家中普遍存在的支付回扣的做法,这把我们带回到案例里的困境
As long as I did not ask for the kickback, it is fine for me to accept the money.
只要不是我开口要求回扣，我很乐意接受回扣的钱。
Mike got a kickback from a merchant.
麦克从商人那里得到了回扣。
The dilemma of this company reflects the widespread practice in China of paying kickbacks or bribes in order to attract more customers.
这家公司的进退两难,说明为了吸引更多顾客而支付回扣或者行贿的做法在中国盛行。
These lists are supposed to be based on merit, but some lenders appear to have secured a place on them by paying kickbacks in the form of shares, free travel, debt write-offs and phoney fees.
这些名单本应根据公司业绩而定，但是，看来某些公司通过支付回扣而获得了名单上一席之地，回扣形式包括股票，免费旅游，免除债务以及虚报费用。