英语词组in kind是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

in kind

Theme: RECIPROCITY

similarly; [giving] something similar to what was received.

John punched Bill, and Bill gave it back in kind.She spoke rudely to me, so I spoke to her in kind.

Idiom

in kind

Theme: COMMERCE

in goods rather than in money.

The country doctor was usually paid in kind. He accepted two pigs as payment for an operation.Do you have to pay tax on payments made in kind?

in kind

1. With similar actions or in an equivalent manner. If you treat people with respect, they will respond to you in kind. You need to pay her back in kind for all the bad things she's done to you!

2. With goods, rather than money. My clients are very poor, and often pay me in kind, with a basket of eggs or whatever they have.

in kind

1. in goods rather than in money. The country doctor was usually paid in kind. He accepted two pigs as payment for an operation. Do you have to pay tax on payments made in kind?

2. similarly; [giving] something similar to what was received. John punched Bill, and Bill gave it back in kind. She spoke rudely to me, so I spoke to her in kind.

in kind

1. With produce or commodities rather than money. For example, I edited Bob's book for payment in kind; he gave me voice lessons in exchange. [c. 1600]

2. In the same manner or with an equivalent, as in He returned the insult in kind. [Early 1700s]

in ˈkind

1 (of payment) in the form of goods or services, not money: People in the country used to pay the doctor in kind with meat, vegetables, eggs and things like that.
2 do the same thing to somebody as they have done to you, usually something unpleasant: If they attack our troops, we will retaliate in kind.

in kind

1. With produce or commodities rather than with money: pay in kind.

2. In the same manner or with an equivalent: returned the slight in kind.

词组	in kind
释义	Idiom in kind Theme: RECIPROCITY similarly; [giving] something similar to what was received. John punched Bill, and Bill gave it back in kind.She spoke rudely to me, so I spoke to her in kind. Idiom in kind Theme: COMMERCE in goods rather than in money. The country doctor was usually paid in kind. He accepted two pigs as payment for an operation.Do you have to pay tax on payments made in kind? Idiom in kind with the same thing. It was a nasty letter, but I will not respond in kind. Etymology: based on payment in kind (= paying for something with food or things or work rather than money) in kind 1. With similar actions or in an equivalent manner. If you treat people with respect, they will respond to you in kind. You need to pay her back in kind for all the bad things she's done to you! 2. With goods, rather than money. My clients are very poor, and often pay me in kind, with a basket of eggs or whatever they have. in kind 1. in goods rather than in money. The country doctor was usually paid in kind. He accepted two pigs as payment for an operation. Do you have to pay tax on payments made in kind? 2. similarly; [giving] something similar to what was received. John punched Bill, and Bill gave it back in kind. She spoke rudely to me, so I spoke to her in kind. in kind 1. With produce or commodities rather than money. For example, I edited Bob's book for payment in kind; he gave me voice lessons in exchange. [c. 1600] 2. In the same manner or with an equivalent, as in He returned the insult in kind. [Early 1700s] in ˈkind 1 (of payment) in the form of goods or services, not money: People in the country used to pay the doctor in kind with meat, vegetables, eggs and things like that. 2 do the same thing to somebody as they have done to you, usually something unpleasant: If they attack our troops, we will retaliate in kind. in kind 1. With produce or commodities rather than with money: pay in kind. 2. In the same manner or with an equivalent: returned the slight in kind.
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