Definition Synonyms
Definition of gratuity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
tipUK small amount of money given for servicesUK
- She left a gratuity for the waiter.
2.
financeUK financial award for long serviceUK
- She was granted a gratuity upon retirement.
Origin of gratuity
Latin, gratuitus (free)
Terms with gratuity included in their meaning
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gratuity
give a small amount of money for service
service
gratuity given for service
gratuity
extra money given for good service
gratuity
the practice of giving gratuities to service workers
tip
money given as a tip or gratuity
social
person who gives a gratuity
payment
gratuity or tip
casino
gratuity given in casinos
gratuity
small money given for services rendered
giving money
give a tip or gratuity to someone
money
small or disappointing gratuity given to someone
gratuity
small gift given for a service
bribery
give a gratuity or gift as a bribe
rewards
unexpected bonus or gratuity received
finance
lacking a gratuity or tip in payment
service
person who receives a gratuity or tip
payment
not having received a gratuity
gift
monetary gift or gratuity
Examples of gratuity in a sentence
He always gives a gratuity to the delivery driver. He received a gratuity after 30 years of service. The company awarded a gratuity for his dedication.
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- French:pourboire, indemnité, ...
- German:Trinkgeld, Abfindung, ...
- Italian:mancia, gratifica, ...
- Spanish:propina, ...
- Portuguese:gorjeta, bónus, ...
- Chinese:小费, 退休金, ...
- Japanese:チップ, 退職金, ...
- Arabic:بقشيش, مُكَافَأَة نِهَايَة الخِدْمَة, ...
- Hebrew:תֵּשֶׁר, מַעֲנַק שֵׁרוּת, ...
- Russian:чаевые, премия, ...
- Ukrainian:чайові, грошова винагорода, ...
- Hindi:बख्शीश, उपहार राशि, ...
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