payback

noun singular/uncountable

US /ˈpeɪˌbæk/

1
a result of doing something
The no-smoking policy offers a payback of improved employee health.
Synonyms and related words
General words for results and outcomes
result
outcome
influence
1. 1a
  a bad or unpleasant thing that someone does to you after you have done something bad or unpleasant to them
  payback for:
  It’s simply payback for the way they defeated us.
  payback time:
  After last season’s defeat, the Lions are hoping that today is payback time.
  Synonyms and related words
  Revenge
  revenge
  vengeance
  retribution
2
payment that you make to someone who has lent you money
The longer the payback period, the more it costs you in the end.
Synonyms and related words
Miscellaneous payments
payment
advance
contribution
3
get payback on someone
to do something to somebody in return for harm they have done to you; to get revenge
The Patriots aren’t talking, but the Week 4 loss and the way they played will be motivation enough to get payback on their AFC East rivals.
Submitted by:
Jaroslav Ryník from Slovakia on 20/11/2016
Open Dictionary - November2016

单词	payback
释义	payback noun singular/uncountable UK /ˈpeɪˌbæk/ DEFINITIONS3 1 a result of doing something The no-smoking policy offers a payback of improved employee health. Synonyms and related words General words for results and outcomes result outcome influence 1a a bad or unpleasant thing that someone does to you after you have done something bad or unpleasant to them payback for: It’s simply payback for the way they defeated us. payback time: After last season’s defeat, the Lions are hoping that today is payback time. Synonyms and related words Revenge revenge vengeance retribution 2 payment that you make to someone who has lent you money The longer the payback period, the more it costs you in the end. Synonyms and related words Miscellaneous payments payment advance premium 3 get payback on someone to do something to somebody in return for harm they have done to you; to get revenge The Patriots aren’t talking, but the Week 4 loss and the way they played will be motivation enough to get payback on their AFC East rivals. Submitted by: Jaroslav Ryník from Slovakia on 20/11/2016 Open Dictionary - November2016 payback noun singular/uncountable US /ˈpeɪˌbæk/ DEFINITIONS3 1 a result of doing something The no-smoking policy offers a payback of improved employee health. Synonyms and related words General words for results and outcomes result outcome influence 1a a bad or unpleasant thing that someone does to you after you have done something bad or unpleasant to them payback for: It’s simply payback for the way they defeated us. payback time: After last season’s defeat, the Lions are hoping that today is payback time. Synonyms and related words Revenge revenge vengeance retribution 2 payment that you make to someone who has lent you money The longer the payback period, the more it costs you in the end. Synonyms and related words Miscellaneous payments payment advance contribution 3 get payback on someone to do something to somebody in return for harm they have done to you; to get revenge The Patriots aren’t talking, but the Week 4 loss and the way they played will be motivation enough to get payback on their AFC East rivals. Submitted by: Jaroslav Ryník from Slovakia on 20/11/2016 Open Dictionary - November2016
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payback

get payback on someone

payback

get payback on someone