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full-service
[ fool-sur-vis ]
adjective
- offering or providing a wide range of services related to the basic line of business, as when a filling station changes tires or makes car repairs in addition to selling gasoline.
Word History and Origins
Origin of full-service1
Example Sentences
“When you’re a full-service city, you have the ability to be a little more nimble and target some additional resources where there’s need,” Pasadena Police Chief Chad Augustin said.
The team’s full-service kitchen got a face-lift too, having evolved as a place of renewed importance since Dodger Stadium’s last clubhouse renovations in 2013.
But the Mosko-led campaign to remake the company into a full-service studio proved costly and untimely.
The Commons has a commissary, a full-service restaurant, a theater complex and an event space for public and private meetings.
In California, a 2018 law forbids full-service, dine-in restaurants to provide plastic straws, unless requested by the customer.
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