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kickback

/ˈkɪkbæk/

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noun

Rückstoß

A backward kick, a retrograde movement of an extremity.

Examples :

"During the soccer practice, the coach showed the children how to avoid a kickback when striking the ball, emphasizing the importance of a smooth follow-through to prevent injury to the leg. "

Während des Fußballtrainings zeigte der Trainer den Kindern, wie sie einen Rückstoß beim Schießen des Balls vermeiden können, und betonte die Bedeutung eines reibungslosen Durchziehens, um Beinverletzungen zu vermeiden.

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Rückzahlung, Schmiergeld

A covert – often illegal – payment in return for a favor consisting of providing an opportunity of chargeable transaction.

Examples :

"The construction company paid the city official a large kickback in exchange for being awarded the lucrative contract to build the new bridge. "

Das Bauunternehmen zahlte dem Stadtbeamten eine hohe Rückzahlung im Gegenzug für den Zuschlag für den lukrativen Auftrag zum Bau der neuen Brücke.

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Rückstoß

(machinery) Recoil; a sudden backward motion, usually in the direction of the operator.

Examples :

"The chainsaw experienced a dangerous kickback, nearly hitting the lumberjack. "

Die Kettensäge erlebte einen gefährlichen Rückstoß, der den Holzfäller fast traf.

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Rückschlag

(machinery) An accident wherein an object being cut by a rotating blade or disk, such as a circular saw, is caught by the blade and thrown outward.

Examples :

"The woodworker suffered a serious hand injury due to the kickback from the table saw. "

Der Holzbearbeiter erlitt eine schwere Handverletzung durch den Rückschlag der Tischkreissäge.

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Rückschlag, Gasdruckanstieg

A dangerous buildup of gas pressure at the wellhead.

Examples :

"The oil rig workers noticed a sudden kickback, so they immediately shut down the well. "

Die Ölarbeiter bemerkten einen plötzlichen Gasdruckanstieg, also schalteten sie das Bohrloch sofort ab.

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Seitenwand

The board separating one bowling lane from another at the pit end.

Examples :

"The bowler had to carefully aim around the kickback to avoid hitting the pins in the next lane. "

Der Bowler musste sorgfältig um die Seitenwand herum zielen, um zu vermeiden, die Pins in der nächsten Bahn zu treffen.

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Ace-Asking-Konvention

In contract bridge, an ace asking convention initiated by the first step above four of the agreed trump suit.

Examples :

"In the contract bridge game, the player used the "kickback" convention to signal they held the ace of hearts. "

Im Kontrakt-Bridge-Spiel verwendete der Spieler die Ace-Asking-Konvention, um zu signalisieren, dass er das Herz-As hatte.

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Rückstoß

A feature that saves the ball from draining and propels it back into play.

Examples :

"The soccer field's new kickback system saved the ball from going out of bounds. "

Das neue Rückstoßsystem des Fußballfelds verhinderte, dass der Ball ins Aus ging.

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Entspannte Party, lockere Feier

A relaxed party.

Examples :

"After the school play, there was a kickback at the director's house. "

Nach dem Schultheaterstück gab es eine lockere Feier im Haus des Regisseurs.

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