quid pro quo

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If the search market were competitive, then normal commercial negotiations would establish some sort of quid pro quo for the exchange.
如果搜索市場(chǎng)是一個(gè)競(jìng)爭(zhēng)性市場(chǎng)，那麼，常槼的商業(yè)談判將會(huì)確立某種形式的交換補(bǔ)償。
The smart thing for Obama will be to cast his decision on missile defense within a working format of "resetting" ties with Russia rather than as a move that deserves a quid pro quo over Iran.
將放棄導(dǎo)彈防禦系統(tǒng)的決定置於“重啓”與俄羅斯的關(guān)系這一工作方式內(nèi)，而不是將此擧眡作在伊朗問(wèn)題上的交換條件，將是奧巴馬的聰明做法。
“Clean, ” in this context, means a taxpayer-financed bailout with no strings attached — no quid pro quo on the part of those being bailed out.
“乾淨(jìng)”在這個(gè)語(yǔ)境中意味著納稅人無(wú)條件地爲(wèi)緊急救市埋單——他們爲(wèi)救市付出的那部分沒(méi)有任何補(bǔ)償。

He would gladly have sacrificed them in order to keep the much more virtuous and pure Lycidas -a gruesome proposal, but it's a gruesome proposal that suggests a primitive desire for a quid pro quo.
他很樂(lè)意犧牲了他們,來(lái)維持更爲(wèi)純潔純粹的,這是一首令人毛骨悚然的提議,暗示著一種最原始的複仇的欲望。
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However, a Justice Department official said the indictment does not allege any quid pro quo.
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Don't expect a smoking pen in the form of a blatant quid pro quo.
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A quid pro quo is a gift or advantage that is given to someone in return for something that they have done.