quitt

Adverb
1.

even

(In the sense of even scales. No one owes the other one anything.)
Examples
  • Now, we're even.
  • Jetzt sind wir quitt.
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johnathanflaker
johnathanflaker

English has the expression “call it quits” which has the same sense as quitt, I think.
I suspect that the translation word should be evens being the nearest in the defined sense of quitt. Evens comes from the world of betting.
evens

noun BRITISH

  1. another term for even money.
  2. “the colt was 4-6 favourite after opening at evens
Emanuel
Emanuel

Actually I’d say no here. “quitt” is about settling a bill/score or retaliation. It’s NOT a fit at all for the idea that A and B are just even.

How many meanings does the German word 'quitt' have?

quitt has 1 distinct meaning: 1. even.

What is 'quitt' related to?

This is a standalone entry with no parent word listed.

Where can I learn more about 'quitt'?

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The meanings of “eben” and “gerade”
"eben" and "gerade" are brothers in spirit. One is about "flat", the other about "straight" and Germans use both of them in the context of time. But why? And how?
Read article

German Advent Calendar 4 – Getting even
Vocab: quitt , die Quittung
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