What is the definition or meaning of the Latin phrase "quid pro quo"?
Correct answer: Something given or received for something else
RoxasOfLight
Literally "this for that" right?
LordlySage46479
Silence Of The Lambs
Player #9431274
When I'm playing these games,I play for the full enjoyment.I m trying to excape from reality,if only for a little while. I don't want to hear about politics,religion,just us lovers of knowledge,which is pure
Kevin
Hannibal Lecter used the phrase in the Silence of the Lambs, a sinister tale starring Anthony Hopkins, and Jodie Foster
Gruntled Penguin
I scratch your back, you scratch mine. A big part of passing legislation nowdays
HemoKrause911
Quid pro quo Clarice
RJHondo57
"Quid Pro Quo" is Latin, meaning it's been around for ages. Long before Hannibal Lecter used it in the film. You young people are funny!
JimmyLovesQL
"Quid pro quo, Clarice, quid pro quo."
Player #11503902
Player #9431274, Very little knowledge is pure. Knowledge usually develops from historical forces, which are rarely pure. In addition, you are not the only player in this game. Other players come here for their form of enjoyment, which is equally valid to yours.
Player #15121014
Player #9431274, Then don't read the comments section; that is your right. Others have the right to state their political, religious, or other opinions, as per game rules. Move on.
Roxanne
Player #9431274, thank you!!
DRM
The Russian collusion lie
Tre
isn't it "Fair exchange is no robbery?"
Dalia
In my language this action is called: "trueque"
Ahmed afzal
I know a bit of latin
Josephy Daris
LordlySage46479, what തെ ഹെല്ൽ
Jenn Natalia
Wow, what a surprise. It was the longest answer possible as the correct choice.
Player #125843019
Spell the bloody names correctly favoUr
Aahir Dutta (Megh)
A book is in the picture
joey
one hand washes the other
FabehaRaza
LordlySage46479, g
shy
Player #24786540, 50000000 00000000
lolirock and anime lover
i looked for the longest answer
sivle
scratch my back and I'll scratch your's
ROCKET
Never knew the meaning but now I do...useful term
cc
Italian here, literally means "here instead of there", i.e. something instead of something else. In colloquial Italian, the expression is used in the meaning of misunderstanding or to indicate an exchange of person or things as well. We tend to use "do ut des", instead of quid pro quo.
Clo
Player #11503902, no such thing as a good politician, a good statesman possibly.
Clo
toe jam, what you are thinking of is called “pro bono”
Hafiz
that is a very long answer
Morganlady
two years of Latin, pro means for. I think the translation is "this for that"
toe jam
you give me, l give you.
toe jam
sometimes lawyers represent their clients for free.
shah saeed
too much fun , and I play for the full enjoyment. and get a lot of knowledge 🙂😉
Slowhandbh
In portuguese its meaning is "a mess,many troubles "
Player #33279335
"squid pro row" said someone at some point for some odd reason
Joyous one
Player #9431274, you're not hearing anything, but choosing to read someone's comments. You can also choose to NOT read them.
Surely you are not saying that ppl can only write what you want to hear.
Bonnie
Player #9431274, there is no "x" in the word escape
Aly
Ser “ Recíproco” ( Spanish) or being ‘ Reciprocal’
Hanoj
I’ll scratch your back, you scratch mine
Om Namo Narayanaya
easy peasy lemon squezzy