full service
1Full service — is a term that has many different uses. In general the term implies that the customer will receive as much service as is reasonably possible. Gas station A full service gas station indicates that besides pumping your fuel, the attendant will also …
2Full Service — Fụll Ser|vice 〈[ sœ:vis] m.; , s [ vısız]; meist in Zus.〉 Dienstleistungsunternehmen, das alle im Rahmen eines Auftrages anfallenden Arbeiten durchführt ● Full Service Tankstelle [<engl. full „voll, Voll...“ + service „Dienstleistung,… …
3full-service — ˈfull ˌservice adjective [only before a noun] COMMERCE full service companies, hotels etc offer a complete range of activities or services: • Companies need to hire managers who have the skills to direct a full service drug company, not just a… …
4full-service — [fool′sʉr′vis] adj. 1. offering the complete range of services for a business of its type [a full service bank] 2. offering service; not self service [a full service gas station] …
5Full Service — Full Ser|vice [ sə:vis] der; , s [ ...visis] <aus engl. full service »volle Dienstleistung«, vgl. 2↑Service> Kundendienst, der alle anfallenden Arbeiten übernimmt …
6full-service — full′ serv′ice adj. bus offering a wide range of services related to the basic line of business: a full service filling station[/ex] • Etymology: 1955–60 …
7full-service — adjective Date: 1934 providing comprehensive service of a particular kind < a full service bank > …
8full-service — ¦ ̷ ̷ ¦ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective : providing comprehensive service of a particular kind a full service bank * * * /fool serr vis/, adj. Com. offering or providing a wide range of services related to the basic line of business, as when a filling station …
9full-service — adj. Full service is used with these nouns: ↑restaurant …
10full-service — /fυl sɜ:vɪs/ adjective that provides a full service …
