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    Resources Translator They kicked back a small percent to the commissioner for passing the bill.

They kicked back a small percent to the commissioner for passing the bill.

Translation result
Devolvieron un pequeño porcentaje al comisionado por aprobar el proyecto de ley. They kicked back a small percent to the commissioner for passing the bill.


kick verb

1. drive or propel with the foot.

The soccer player kicked the ball down the field to her teammate. El jugador de fútbol pateó la pelota hacia el campo para su compañera de equipo.

2. thrash about or strike out with the feet.

The excited child started to kick his legs wildly in the air, trying to get attention from his siblings. El niño emocionado comenzó a dar patadas salvajes en el aire para intentar obtener la atención de sus hermanos.

3. strike with the foot.

The soccer player kicked the ball hard and accurately, scoring a goal in the top corner of the net. El jugador de fútbol pateó el balón con fuerza y precisión, anotando un gol en la esquina superior de la red.

4. kick a leg up.

As she sat on the couch, she suddenly kicked her leg up to stretch her calf muscle. Mientras se sentaba en el sofá, de repente levantó la pierna para estirar el músculo del tobillo.

5. spring back, as from a forceful thrust.

After the car hit the pothole, it kicked up a huge cloud of dust and debris. Después que el coche chocó contra el bache, levantó una nube gigante de polvo y desechos.

6. stop consuming.

After realizing she had overindulged in junk food, Sarah decided to kick her snacking habit and focus on healthier choices. Después de darse cuenta de que se había excedido en la comida basura, Sarah decidió abandonar el hábito de picoteo y enfocarse en opciones más saludables.

7. make a goal.

The striker kicked the ball into the net with precision, scoring the winning goal for his team. El delantero pateó el balón con precisión y lo metió en la portería, anotando el gol ganador para su equipo.

8. express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness.

The customer kicked about the delay in receiving their package, demanding a refund and compensation for the inconvenience. El cliente se quejó sobre el retraso en la recepción de su paquete, demandando un reembolso y compensación por el inconveniente.

back adverb

1. in or to or toward a former location.

After years of traveling, Sarah returned back to her hometown to visit her family. Después de años de viajar, Sarah regresó a su pueblo natal para visitar a su familia.

2. at or to or toward the back or rear.

The tourists walked back slowly through the crowded streets, trying not to get separated from their group. Los turistas caminaron lentamente a través de las calles concurridas, tratando de no separarse del grupo.

3. in or to or toward an original condition.

The company decided to go back to its humble beginnings, scaling down operations to focus on innovation and customer satisfaction. La empresa decidió regresar a sus inicios humildes, reducir la escala de operaciones para enfocarse en la innovación y la satisfacción del cliente.

4. in or to or toward a past time.

I wish we could go back to those carefree summer days when we didn't have a worry in the world. Deseo que pudiéramos regresar a esos días de verano desenfadados cuando no teníamos un solo pensamiento en el mundo.

5. in reply.

She replied back to his question with a thoughtful answer. Ella respondió con una respuesta reflexiva a su pregunta.

6. in repayment or retaliation.

The rival company backed our new marketing strategy, which ultimately hurt their own sales figures in return. La empresa rival respaldó nuestra nueva estrategia de marketing, lo que finalmente perjudicó sus propias cifras de ventas en devolución.

small adjective

1. limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent.

The small town had only a few shops and restaurants, making it feel isolated from the rest of the country. El pueblo pequeño solo tenía unos pocos tiendas y restaurantes, lo que lo hacía sentirse aislado del resto del país.
The company's small budget forced them to prioritize their spending and cut back on non-essential expenses. El presupuesto limitado de la empresa les obligó a priorizar sus gastos y reducir gastos no esenciales.
With a small class size, the teacher was able to provide personalized attention to each student, which significantly improved their academic performance. Con un tamaño de clase reducido, el profesor pudo proporcionar una atención personalizada a cada estudiante, lo que mejoró significativamente su rendimiento académico.

percent noun

1. a proportion in relation to a whole (which is usually the amount per hundred).

The company's profits have increased by 15 percent over the past quarter, which is a significant improvement. Los beneficios de la empresa han aumentado un 15 por ciento en el pasado trimestre, lo que es una mejora significativa.
The exam questions were designed to test students' understanding at various percent levels, from beginner to advanced. Las preguntas del examen estaban diseñadas para evaluar el nivel de comprensión de los estudiantes en diferentes niveles porcentuales, desde principiante hasta avanzado.
The recipe calls for 20 percent more sugar than usual to compensate for the change in altitude. La receta requiere un 20% más de azúcar que lo habitual para compensar el cambio en altitud.

commissioner noun

1. a government administrator.

The commissioner of transportation oversaw the construction of new highways and bridges across the state, ensuring public safety and efficiency. El comisionado de transporte supervisó la construcción de nuevas carreteras y puentes a lo largo del estado, garantizando la seguridad pública y la eficiencia.
After years of service, the respected city commissioner was awarded a plaque for her dedication to improving community services and infrastructure. Después de años de servicio, el destacado comisionado municipal fue galardonado con una placa por su dedicación a mejorar los servicios y la infraestructura comunitaria.

2. a member of a commission.

The commissioner oversaw the investigation into the scandal, ensuring that justice was served. El comisionado supervisó la investigación sobre el escándalo, asegurando que se hiciera justicia.
As a commissioner on the city's planning committee, she worked tirelessly to develop sustainable urban development strategies. Como comisionada del comité de planificación de la ciudad, trabajó incansablemente para desarrollar estrategias de desarrollo urbano sostenible.

self noun

1. your consciousness of your own identity.

Throughout her journey, Sarah struggled to reconcile her public self with her private thoughts and feelings. A lo largo de su viaje, Sarah luchó por reconciliar su yo público con sus pensamientos y sentimientos privados.
The therapist helped John explore his self, encouraging him to confront his deep-seated fears and insecurities. El terapista ayudó a John a explorar su yo mismo, animándolo a enfrentar sus miedos y inseguridades más profundos.

2. a person considered as a unique individual.

She took care of her self by getting enough sleep and exercise to maintain her physical and mental well-being. Ella se cuidó a sí misma obteniendo suficiente sueño y ejercicio para mantener su bienestar físico y mental.
As an introvert, he values his alone time to recharge and connect with his own self, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Como un introverso, él valora su tiempo solo para recargar y conectarse con su propio yo, lejos del bullicio de la vida ciudadana.

bill noun

1. a statute in draft before it becomes law.

The senator carefully reviewed the bill on tax reform, making sure to address the concerns of her constituents. El senador revisó cuidadosamente el proyecto de ley sobre la reforma tributaria, asegurándose de abordar las preocupaciones de sus constituyentes.

2. an itemized statement of money owed for goods shipped or services rendered.

After receiving the bill from the restaurant, Sarah carefully reviewed it to ensure that everything was correct before signing and leaving a 20% tip. Después de recibir la cuenta del restaurante, Sarah revisó con cuidado para asegurarse de que todo fuera correcto antes de firmar y dejar un 20% de propina.

3. a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank).

The tourist exchanged her foreign currency for a stack of fresh bills at the airport ATM. El turista cambió su moneda extranjera por un montón de billetes frescos en el cajero automático del aeropuerto.

4. the entertainment offered at a public presentation.

The comedy club's bill featured a talented lineup of comedians, including a headlining act that left the audience in stitches. El programa de entretenimiento del club de comedia presentó una línea de talentos de comediantes, incluyendo un actuación principal que dejó al público en un estado de risa.

5. an advertisement (usually printed on a page or in a leaflet) intended for wide distribution.

The company's latest bill, featuring their new product line, was distributed at the trade show and generated significant interest among attendees. La última factura de la empresa, que presenta su nueva línea de productos, se distribuyó en el salón del comercio y generó un interés significativo entre los asistentes.

6. a sign posted in a public place as an advertisement.

As we walked down the street, I noticed a large bill for a new restaurant on the corner, complete with a picture of their signature dish. Mientras caminábamos por la calle, me di cuenta de una gran factura para un nuevo restaurante en la esquina, con una imagen de su plato insignia.

7. a list of particulars (as a playbill or bill of fare).

The theater's playbill featured the cast and crew of the new production, along with a detailed bill outlining the show's schedule and running time. El cartel del teatro presentaba el reparto y equipo de la nueva producción, junto con una lista detallada que incluía el horario y duración del espectáculo.

8. a cutting tool with a sharp edge.

He used a bill to prune branches off of the tree Traducción de 'He used a bill to prune branches off of the tree'

9. a brim that projects to the front to shade the eyes.

The baseball cap had a curved bill that shielded my face from the sun, allowing me to focus on the game. La gorra de béisbol tenía un borde curvo que protegía mi cara del sol, lo que me permitió enfocarme en el juego.

10. horny projecting mouth of a bird.

The flamingo's bright pink bill was perfectly suited to filter small crustaceans from the murky waters. El pico rosado intenso del flamenco estaba perfectamente adaptado para filtrar pequeños crustáceos de las aguas turbias.