quits in Portuguese
quits in Portuguese is quites — quits means even with someone, with no debt or grudge left on either side.
quits in Portuguese
quites
(colloquial, British) On equal monetary terms; neither owing or being owed.
What does "quits" mean?
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adjective Even with someone, with no debt or grudge left on either side.
"Once I paid him back the last twenty pounds, we were quits."
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quits in a sentence
- Once I paid him back the last twenty pounds, we were quits.
- After the trade, both teams felt they were quits.
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What is "quits" in Portuguese?
"quits" in Portuguese is quites. quits means: Even with someone, with no debt or grudge left on either side.
How do you use "quits" in a sentence?
Example: "Once I paid him back the last twenty pounds, we were quits." In Portuguese, "quits" is quites.
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