quits

quits  (kwts)

adj.

On even terms with by payment or requital: I am finally quits with the loan.

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[Middle English, probably alteration (influenced by Medieval Latin quittus, qutus, past participle of qutre, to free) of quit, rid of a debt, from Old French quiter; see quit.]

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quits [kwɪts] Informal

adj (postpositive)

1. on an equal footing; even now we are quits

call it quits to agree to end a dispute, contest, etc., agreeing that honours are even

interj

an exclamation indicating willingness to give up

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

quits - on equal terms by payment or requital; "we're now quits"; "finally quits with the loan" equal - having the same quantity, value, or measure as another; "on equal terms"; "all men are equal before the law"

Translations

quits [kwɪts] ADJ to be quits with sb → estar en paz con algn
now we're quits! → ¡ahora estamos en paz!
to call it quits (= give up) → rendirse
let's call it quits (in argument) → hagamos las paces; (when settling bill) → digamos que quedamos en paz

quits [ˈkwɪts] adj
to be quits → être quitte
We're quits → Nous sommes quittes.
to be quits with sb → être quitte envers qn
to call it quits → en rester là
Let's call it quits → Restons-en là.

quits

adj → quitt; to be quits with somebody → mit jdm quitt sein; shall we call it quits? (= agree to stop) → lassen wirs (dabei bewenden)?; (when owing money) → sind wir quitt? ? double

quits [kwɪts] adv to be quits (with sb) → essere pari (con qn)
let's call it quits → adesso siamo pari

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quits [kwɪts] adv to be quits (with sb) → essere pari (con qn)
let's call it quits → adesso siamo pari