giveaway in German
giveaway in German is Giveaway, Gratisartikel, Verschenkaktion — giveaway means something handed out for free, often as a promotion.
giveaway in German
Giveaway
Gratisartikel
Verschenkaktion
Werbegeschenk
Werbeveranstaltung
Gratisartikel
The act of giving something away for free.
Verschenkaktion
The act of giving something away for free.
Werbegeschenk
The act of giving something away for free.
eindeutiges Zeichen
An indicator that makes something obvious or apparent.
klarer Hinweis
An indicator that makes something obvious or apparent.
What does "giveaway" mean?
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noun Something handed out for free, often as a promotion.
"The store ran a giveaway to celebrate its opening."
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noun A clue or detail that reveals something meant to be hidden.
"His nervous laugh was a giveaway that he was lying."
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giveaway in a sentence
- The store ran a giveaway to celebrate its opening.
- Free tote bags were the giveaway at the conference.
- His nervous laugh was a giveaway that he was lying.
- The muddy footprints were a giveaway that someone had sneaked into the kitchen.
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What is "giveaway" in German?
"giveaway" in German is Giveaway, Gratisartikel, Verschenkaktion. giveaway means: Something handed out for free, often as a promotion.
How do you use "giveaway" in a sentence?
Example: "The store ran a giveaway to celebrate its opening." In German, "giveaway" is Giveaway, Gratisartikel, Verschenkaktion.
Are there other ways to say "giveaway" in German?
Yes — German has 7 translations listed for "giveaway": Giveaway, Gratisartikel, Verschenkaktion, Werbegeschenk, Werbeveranstaltung, eindeutiges Zeichen.
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