Expert as in allotment A share or portion, especially in a transaction or profit, similar to that in a parcel. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Rake-off'
She discovered that her business partner was taking a significant rake-off from the company's profits.
The government implemented strict regulations to prevent any rake-off in public infrastructure development projects.
The artist insisted on a contract that clearly stated there would be no rake-off from the sale of their artwork by the gallery.
The company's executives were accused of taking a significant rake-off from the profits, leaving little for the employees.
The film producer took a substantial rake-off from the box office earnings, causing discontent among the cast and crew.
Report
Meaning
Contribute
Copied