courtesy
121courtesy car — noun (C) a car that a garage, hotel etc lends to its customers while they are having their own car fixed, are staying at the hotel etc …
122courtesy card — cour′tesy card n. a card making the bearer eligible for special prices or privileges, as at a hotel, club, or bank • Etymology: 1930–35, amer …
123courtesy title — cour′tesy ti tle n. a title allowed by custom, as to the children of dukes • Etymology: 1860–65 …
124courtesy bus — /ˈkɜtəsi bʌs/ (say kertuhsee bus) noun a bus provided free of charge by a hotel, club, etc., for the convenience of patrons, as in transporting them to or from an airport or in driving home patrons who may have consumed too much alcohol to avoid… …
125courtesy car — /ˈkɜtəsi ka/ (say kertuhsee kah) noun 1. a car supplied to a customer by a dealer when the customer s car is being serviced or repaired. 2. a car provided free of charge by a firm, government, hotel, etc., for the convenience of a visitor or… …
126courtesy light — /ˈkɜtəsi laɪt/ (say kertuhsee luyt) noun 1. an interior light in a motor vehicle, which is automatically switched on when a door is opened. 2. → porch light …
127courtesy title — /ˈkɜtəsi taɪtl/ (say kertuhsee tuytl) noun a title allowed by custom to a person who has no legal claim to it …
128courtesy car — / kɜ:təsi kɑ:/ noun the use of a car offered free to a customer …
