full-service
full-service
Definition
full·-service (fo̵ol′sʉr′vis)
adjective
- offering the complete range of services for a business of its type a full-service bank
- offering service; not self-service a full-service gas station
full-service
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- only: Home Working in Partnership Dialog by Design Dialog by Design is the only full-service consultation bureau in the UK.
Modifies a noun
- jaunt: Skiing resort operators provide full-service ski guide jaunts into remote high up mountain parts.
- spa: Sandals ventures into the spa business, offering a world-class, full-service European spa.
- airline: Equally, where full-service airlines have cut or scaled back services, the low-fares sector has been quick to fill the vacuum.
- agency: Any move away from the full-service media agency would definitely require a rethink of the agency's business model.
- firm: About Mills & Reeve Mills & Reeve is one of the UK's leading full-service law firms.
- consultancy: Da Vinci Public Relations is a full-service public relations consultancy representing clients in a wide range of industry sectors.
Used with adjective complement
- provide: Skiing resort providers provide full-service guided trips into distant high mountain regions.
Browse dictionary entries near full-service
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