complimentary in German
complimentary in German is kostenlos, gratis, bauchpinselnd — complimentary means expressing praise or admiration.
complimentary in German
kostenlos
gratis
bauchpinselnd
In the nature of a compliment.
schmeichelnd
In the nature of a compliment.
What does "complimentary" mean?
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adjective Expressing praise or admiration.
"She made a few complimentary remarks about his presentation."
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adjective Given free of charge, often as a courtesy.
"The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast to all guests."
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complimentary in a sentence
- She made a few complimentary remarks about his presentation.
- The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast to all guests.
- We received complimentary tickets to the show.
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What is "complimentary" in German?
"complimentary" in German is kostenlos, gratis, bauchpinselnd. complimentary means: Expressing praise or admiration.
How do you use "complimentary" in a sentence?
Example: "She made a few complimentary remarks about his presentation." In German, "complimentary" is kostenlos, gratis, bauchpinselnd.
Are there other ways to say "complimentary" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "complimentary": kostenlos, gratis, bauchpinselnd, schmeichelnd.
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