1. The company was investigated for possible kickbacks.
这家公司因可能存在回扣问题而接受调查。

2. The manager refused to accept kickbacks from suppliers.
经理拒绝接受供应商提供的回扣。

3. Strict rules were created to prevent kickbacks in business.
制定严格规定以防止商业活动中的回扣行为。

A: The audit found evidence of illegal kickbacks.
A：审计发现了非法回扣的证据。

B: The company has new policies to prevent such problems.
B：公司制定了新政策来防止这类问题。

1) 指商业交易中秘密返还给个人的金钱或利益

2) 指为了获得合同或优惠而给予的不正当报酬

3) 也可表示机械运动中的反冲现象

1. 中文释义：回扣，返还款，通常指秘密给予的利益或佣金。

e.g. The investigation focused on claims of kickbacks.
调查重点关注有关回扣的指控。

2. 中文释义：不正当支付，用于影响商业决定的利益。

e.g. The company created rules against kickbacks.
公司制定了禁止回扣的规定。

noun

1. Illegal or improper payments made to someone in exchange for help, influence, or business advantages.

2. Money or benefits returned as a secret commission.

Synonym: bribes, commissions, payoffs