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1 бесплатный
1) General subject: chargeless, complimental, free, free of charge, gratis, gratuitous, shareware, toll-free, voluntary2) Computers: public domain3) American: zoom4) Engineering: toll free5) History: scotfree6) Chemistry: no-charge7) Economy: complimentary, courtesy, franco, non-marketed9) Oil: no-cost10) Sociology: free-of-charge11) Banking: FOC (free of charge), free of payment12) Business: charge-free, free of cost, unpaid -
2 дополнительный
1) General subject: accessorial, accessory, add-on, additional, additory, adjunct, adjunctive, adminicular, adscititious, alternate, amplificatory, another, appendant, auxiliary, by, collateral, complementary, contingent, excess, expletive, extra, farther, follow-up, further, in addition, more, new, obverse, occasional, other, plus, second, spare, subsidiary, supererogatory, supernumerary, supplemental, supplementary, attached, (train, plain) back-up3) Medicine: ancillary, assident, succenturiate, subs (subsidiary)4) Colloquial: wildcat (о поезде)5) Obsolete: accessive (Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913))8) Bookish: appendical, epactal9) Chemistry: padding10) Mathematics: adjugate, complement11) Railway term: superposed12) Law: accessary, adjective, collateral, secondary, subsequent13) Linguistics: completive14) Diplomatic term: special (о выборах и т.п.), supporting16) Telecommunications: ext19) Oil: complemental20) Special term: addititious21) Metrology: complimentary22) Business: collateral (об обеспечении и т.п.), incremental, marginal, ministerial, side-line23) Network technologies: piggyback25) Quality control: accidental, false26) Makarov: adventitious, adventive, annex, branch, external, indirect, odd, peripheral, tributary27) SAP.tech. addnl28) General subject: antithetic -
3 сэкономленный
Jargon: buckshee -
4 бесплатно
free наречие:free of charge (бесплатно, даром)сокращение:FOC (бесплатно, безвозмездно)словосочетание: -
5 бесплатный
free имя прилагательное: -
6 свободный
free имя прилагательное:disposable (одноразовый, доступный, одноразового употребления, свободный, имеющийся в распоряжении, выбрасываемый)footloose (свободный, независимый)
См. также в других словарях:
buckshee — ► ADJECTIVE informal, chiefly Brit. ▪ free of charge. ORIGIN alteration of BAKSHEESH(Cf. ↑baksheesh) … English terms dictionary
buckshee — [buk′shē΄] adj. [< BAKSHEESH] [Brit. Slang] free; gratis … English World dictionary
buckshee — adverb BrE oldfashioned without payment; free buckshee adjective … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
buckshee — noun Etymology: Hindi bakhśiś & Urdu bakhshish, from Persian bakhshīsh more at baksheesh Date: circa 1760 1. British something extra obtained free; especially extra rations 2. British windfall, gratuity … New Collegiate Dictionary
buckshee — /buk shee, buk shee /, Chiefly Brit. Slang. n. 1. a gift, gratuity, or small bribe. 2. an extra ration or portion. adj. 3. free of charge; gratuitous. [1915 20; var. of BAKSHEESH] * * * … Universalium
buckshee — 1. noun a) A gift or bribe. b) An extra portion, ration etc. 2. adjective Free, without charge … Wiktionary
buckshee — adj free, without charge. Like baksheesh, meaning a bribe or tip, this word derives from the Persian bakshish, denoting something given or a gift, and dates from the colonial era … Contemporary slang
buckshee — n. bribe, monetary bonus … English contemporary dictionary
buckshee — [bʌk ʃi:, bʌkʃi:] adjective informal, chiefly Brit. free of charge. Origin First World War: alt. of baksheesh … English new terms dictionary
buckshee — Adj. Free, without charge. Informal … English slang and colloquialisms
buckshee — buck·shee … English syllables