gratuity in Czech
gratuity in Czech is spropitné, diškrece, dýško — gratuity means a sum of money given to a member of staff for good service, especially in a restaurant or hotel; a tip.
gratuity in Czech
spropitné
An additional payment given freely as thanks for service.
diškrece
An additional payment given freely as thanks for service.
dýško
An additional payment given freely as thanks for service.
What does "gratuity" mean?
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noun A sum of money given to a member of staff for good service, especially in a restaurant or hotel; a tip.
"A gratuity of 12.5 per cent has been added to your bill."
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noun A lump sum paid to an employee or member of the armed forces on leaving or retiring.
"He received a modest gratuity after twenty-two years' service."
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gratuity in a sentence
- A gratuity of 12.5 per cent has been added to your bill.
- The cruise fare includes all gratuities for the crew.
- He received a modest gratuity after twenty-two years' service.
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What is "gratuity" in Czech?
"gratuity" in Czech is spropitné, diškrece, dýško. gratuity means: A sum of money given to a member of staff for good service, especially in a restaurant or hotel; a tip.
How do you use "gratuity" in a sentence?
Example: "A gratuity of 12.5 per cent has been added to your bill." In Czech, "gratuity" is spropitné, diškrece, dýško.
Are there other ways to say "gratuity" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "gratuity": spropitné, diškrece, dýško.
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