Definition
Definition of full-service - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
comprehensiveUS providing a wide range of servicesUS
- The hotel offers full-service amenities including a spa and restaurant.
2.
gas stationUS having an attendant to pump gasUS
- I prefer going to a full-service gas station.
3.
servicesRare US providing all services in sex workRare US
- She advertised herself as a full-service provider.
Origin of full-service
English, full + service
Terms with full-service included in their meaning
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business
short-term access to a service offered for testing before full payment
military
period of full-time service in the military
full service
receive all available options or services
acr: active duty for training
training for soldiers not in full-time service
acr: full service
providing all types of services
military
permanent full-time soldiers forming a country’s main professional armed service
police
main full-time officers in a police or similar uniformed service
Examples of full-service in a sentence
The full-service bank caters to all financial needs. A full-service station offers convenience for busy drivers. He stopped at a full-service station for a quick refuel. The city has several full-service establishments. He visited a full-service agency downtown.
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- French:polyvalent, avec service, ...
- German:Vollservice, mit Service, ...
- Italian:servizio completo, full-service, ...
- Spanish:todo incluido, con servicio completo, ...
- Portuguese:completo, com serviço completo, ...
- Chinese:全方位服务的, 全服务的, ...
- Japanese:フルサービス, フルサービスの, ...
- Arabic:شامِل, خدمة كاملة, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל שֵׁירוּת מָלֵא, עִם שֵׁרוּת מָלֵא, ...
- Russian:полный сервис, полносервисный, ...
- Ukrainian:повний сервіс, повнообслуговувальний, ...
- Hindi:पूर्ण-सेवा, ...
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