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Remyzero Posted 8 years ago
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"He had nothing with which to reciprocate."
Can you tell me the meaning of this sentence.
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What is the context? "Reciprocate" means to give back something of equal value. It can be a good thing or bad thing.
- What is the context?
- "Reciprocate" means to give back something of equal value.
- It can be a good thing or bad thing.
- A bad thing: For example, Trump imposes a tariff of 25% on imports of all products from country X.
- But Country X has no way to punish the USA for this unfair action.
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What is the context?
"Reciprocate" means to give back something of equal value. It can be a good thing or bad thing.
A bad thing: For example, Trump imposes a tariff of 25% on imports of all products from country X. But Country X has no way to punish the USA for this unfair action. They have nothing with which to reciprocate.
A good thing: A generous uncle pays for all the
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