inclusive

inclusive
-siv
adjective (counting both the first and last in a series: May 7 to May 9 inclusive is three days.) innbefattet, inklusiv
inklusive
adj. \/ɪnˈkluːsɪv\/
1) iberegnet, medregnet, til og med, med
• she will be here from Monday to Saturday inclusive
hun skal være her fra mandag til og med lørdag
2) som inkluderer alt, med alt iberegnet, samlet
• this is an inclusive fee
dette er en avgift som inkluderer alt
3) fullstendig
• is this an inclusive list?
er dette en fullstendig liste?
4) (alt)omfattende, vidtfavnende, vidtspennende
be inclusive of inkludere
inclusive of inklusive, iberegnet, medregnet, med, omfattende
• that will be £100 inclusive of the interest
det blir 100 pund iberegnet\/inklusiv rente
inclusive terms fastpris med alt iberegnet \/ inklusive alt
inclusive tour alt-i-ett-tur, pakketur

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