Definition of full-service in English:

full-service

adjective ˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs

1Military. Designating a charge consisting of the full or maximum amount of propellant for a particular shell for use in action at maximum range. Now chiefly historical.
2Railways. Designating the application of maximum braking power under normal running conditions, especially as opposed to braking procedure in an emergency; of or relating to the application of such power.
3Of a business, establishment, etc.: that offers or has a complete range of services or amenities.
4North American. Designating a restaurant, petrol station, etc., where customers are waited on or attended to by staff.

noun ˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs

North American. At a petrol station: a system whereby an attendant pumps the petrol for the customer, and sometimes also cleans their windshield, checks the oil, etc.

Origin

Early 19th century. From full + service.

Definition of full-service in US English:

full-service

adjectiveˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs

1Military. Designating a charge consisting of the full or maximum amount of propellant for a particular shell for use in action at maximum range. Now chiefly historical.
2Railways. Designating the application of maximum braking power under normal running conditions, especially as opposed to braking procedure in an emergency; of or relating to the application of such power.
3Of a business, establishment, etc.: that offers or has a complete range of services or amenities.
4North American. Designating a restaurant, petrol station, etc., where customers are waited on or attended to by staff.

nounˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs

North American. At a petrol station: a system whereby an attendant pumps the petrol for the customer, and sometimes also cleans their windshield, checks the oil, etc.

Origin

Early 19th century. From full + service.

单词	full-service
释义	Definition of full-service in English: full-service adjective ˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs 1Military. Designating a charge consisting of the full or maximum amount of propellant for a particular shell for use in action at maximum range. Now chiefly historical. 2Railways. Designating the application of maximum braking power under normal running conditions, especially as opposed to braking procedure in an emergency; of or relating to the application of such power. 3Of a business, establishment, etc.: that offers or has a complete range of services or amenities. 4North American. Designating a restaurant, petrol station, etc., where customers are waited on or attended to by staff. noun ˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs North American. At a petrol station: a system whereby an attendant pumps the petrol for the customer, and sometimes also cleans their windshield, checks the oil, etc. Origin Early 19th century. From full + service. Definition of full-service in US English: full-service adjectiveˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs 1Military. Designating a charge consisting of the full or maximum amount of propellant for a particular shell for use in action at maximum range. Now chiefly historical. 2Railways. Designating the application of maximum braking power under normal running conditions, especially as opposed to braking procedure in an emergency; of or relating to the application of such power. 3Of a business, establishment, etc.: that offers or has a complete range of services or amenities. 4North American. Designating a restaurant, petrol station, etc., where customers are waited on or attended to by staff. nounˌfʊlˈsəːvɪs North American. At a petrol station: a system whereby an attendant pumps the petrol for the customer, and sometimes also cleans their windshield, checks the oil, etc. Origin Early 19th century. From full + service.
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