rake-off

noun

1. 佣金，回扣（尤指不正当或非法所得）
   a share of profits, especially from dishonest or illegal activity

1. 回扣;佣金
   If someone who has helped to arrange a business deal takes or gets a rake-off, they illegally or unfairly take a share of the profits.

1. We got a20 percent rake-off on the dishwasher.
   我们的洗碗机有百分之二十的回扣。
2. How much rake-off can you offer us?
   你给我们多少回扣？
3. Gamblers get their shares of the rake-off.
   赌徒们获取各自一份的抽头。
4. The taxi-driver gets a rake-off from the hotel if he takes tourists there.
   计程车司机若将旅客载至某旅馆，就可从旅馆拿到回扣。
5. Joe promised to give us a big rake-off on the deal.
   乔答应为那笔买卖付给我们一大笔回扣。
6. Additional, those who come to promote is not little also, dozen fold, rake-off, price war is made between intermediary organization, strife openly and secretly, lively and special.
   另外，上门推销的也不少，打折、回扣，中介机构之间打价格战，明争暗斗，热闹非常。
7. As they got a rake-off on all money they collected, the tax-collectors used to overcharge the unfortunate peasants.
   由于收税者在所收税款中要收取回扣，所以他们过去经常向那些可怜的农民超征税款。
8. An Economic Analysis of Tourist Guides 'Rake-off
   导游回扣的经济学分析
9. Analyzing using business advantages, bribery action, obtaining the benefits for others, crime subject, the rake-off and handling charge, which should be established by legislation: 1.We should distinguish the crime of asking bribery from the bribery crime, prescribing different penalty;
   通过对利用职务上的便利、受贿行为、贿赂范围、为他人谋取利益、犯罪主体、回扣和手续费的分析，建议通过立法：1.将索贿罪与受贿罪分离，规定不同的量刑幅度；

noun

1. a percentage (of winnings or loot or profit) taken by an operator or gangster

   Synonym:    vigorish