inclusive

inclusive
[ɪn'kluːsɪv]
aggettivo [charge] incluso, compreso; [price] inclusivo, comprensivo; [terms] tutto compreso

those aged 17-24 inclusive — le persone dai 17 ai 24 anni compresi

prices are all-inclusive — i prezzi sono tutto compreso

the price inclusive of delivery — il prezzo comprensivo della consegna

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[-siv]
adjective (counting both the first and last in a series: May 7 to May 9 inclusive is three days.) incluso
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inclusive /ɪnˈklu:sɪv/
a.
1 incluso; compreso: from Monday to Saturday inclusive, dal lunedì al sabato compreso; a total of six persons, inclusive of the driver, un totale di sei persone, compreso l'autista
2 inclusivo; comprensivo: The price is inclusive of shipping, il prezzo è comprensivo (o inclusivo) di spedizione
3 complessivo; totale: the inclusive sum, il totale; inclusive charge, spesa complessiva
4 (ling.) inclusivo
● inclusive of everything, tutto compreso □ (comm.) inclusive price, (prezzo) tutto compreso □ (in un albergo) inclusive terms, tutto compreso □ (tur.) inclusive tour, inclusive tour
inclusively avv. inclusiveness n. [u].
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[ɪn'kluːsɪv]
aggettivo [charge] incluso, compreso; [price] inclusivo, comprensivo; [terms] tutto compreso

those aged 17-24 inclusive — le persone dai 17 ai 24 anni compresi

prices are all-inclusive — i prezzi sono tutto compreso

the price inclusive of delivery — il prezzo comprensivo della consegna


English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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