exclusive ex·clu·sive adj
- exclusive ex·clu·sive adj
- [ɪks'kluːsɪv]
1) esclusivo (-a), snob inv , totale
you will have exclusive use of the pool — avrete uso esclusivo della piscina
exclusive agency agreement Comm — accordo di esclusiva
exclusive rights — diritti mpl esclusivi
an interview exclusive to ... — un'intervista in esclusiva a...
2)
exclusive of postage — spese postali escluse
exclusive of service — servizio escluso
exclusive of VAT — IVA esclusa
English-Italian dictionary.
2013.
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