it's more economical to go by bus

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• economical — adj. inexpensive economical to + inf. (it s more economical to go by bus = it s more economical going by bus) * * * [ˌekə nɒmɪk(ə)l] [ inexpensive ] economical to + inf. (it s more economical to go by bus = it s more economical going by bus) …   Combinatory dictionary

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