quid造句怎麼寫

Something held in the mouth and chewed, such as a quid of tobacco.

They share a great deal of information on a quid pro quo basis.

Please accept the use of our cottage as a quid pro quo for lending us your car.

"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.

They were in power when the bad stuff happened, and the buck — or in this case, I guess, the quid — stops at No. 10 Downing Street.

And of course the all important question even though political philosophers and political scientists rarely pronounce it? Namely quid sit Deus what is God? Does he exist?

You cannot fail to be noticed in a camel coat, and they always LOOK like they are expensive – even if in reality you have not spent more than a couple of hundred quid on one.

Touch him for a quid, will you?

It cost him five hundred quid.

I literally don't have 500 quid to give you.

For someone I barely know and don't much like, I give a couple of quid.

It was just random things to start with, like batteries, that I could sell on for a couple of quid.

And a piece of steak was such a little thing, a few pennies at best; yet it meant thirty quid to him.

The WWF suggested keeping an unexploited core of Ngoyla-Mintom while the rest is opened to limited “sustainable” hunting and forestry. The quid pro quo would be a lower rent.

Can you lend me five quid?

She earns at least 200 quid a week.

The management have agreed to begin pay talks as a quid pro quo for suspension of strike action.

In the meantime, Washington should communicate convincingly that the recent downturn in coordination with Taiwan is not because of a quid pro quo with China over North Korea or because of a reticent US-Japan alliance.

There are two basic kinds of dizi: the bangdi and the quid.

Coat the quid with flour, it'll make it drier.

We fixed on one about the size of a small washing machine, and my wife haggled the price down to about twenty quid.