单词	rake-off
释义	English Business rake-offnoun [ C ] uk/ˈreɪk.ɒf/us/ˈreɪk.ɑːf/informal a dishonest or illegal share in profits that is given to someone who has been involved in making the profits Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Profits & losses break deficit diminishing returns gold mine gross receipts in/out of pocket idiom interim ka-ching licence loss loss-making pay profit from sth profit sharing rig rig the market idiom speculation takings turnover uneconomic See more results » rake-offnoun [ C ] ukusinformal a large amount of money that someone gets, often unfairly, from the profits of an investment or business activity: Company bosses are already making a large rake-off from executive share options.
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