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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Complimentary pass?
Hello,
Could you tell me, please, whether the term "complimentary pass" refers to a complimentary ticket, or it can also mean that one will be allowed to enter an event but they'll nevertheless need to buy the ticket themselves? Thank you!
Could you tell me, please, whether the term "complimentary pass" refers to a complimentary ticket, or it can also mean that one will be allowed to enter an event but they'll nevertheless need to buy the ticket themselves? Thank you!
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Complimentary means given or supplied free of charge. Only you can tell us how this applies to your particular situation. Wouldn't everyone be free to enter and purchase a ticket?
- Complimentary means given or supplied free of charge.
- Only you can tell us how this applies to your particular situation.
- Wouldn't everyone be free to enter and purchase a ticket?
- To my way of thinking, complimentary would mean free of charge.
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Complimentary means given or supplied free of charge. Only you can tell us how this applies to your particular situation.
Wouldn't everyone be free to enter and purchase a ticket?
To my way of thinking, complimentary would mean free of charge.
Wouldn't everyone be free to enter and purchase a ticket?
To my way of thinking, complimentary would mean free of charge.
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Thank you.
I confused myself because for "pass" I found "a card, ticket, or permit giving authorization for the holder to enter or have access to a place,... or event" (wordreference.com), and I forgot to look up "complimentary" [A]
I confused myself because for "pass" I found "a card, ticket, or permit giving authorization for the holder to enter or have access to a place,... or event" (wordreference.com), and I forgot to look up "complimentary" [A]
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