free shipping — A service where goods are delivered to customers without charging for transportation costs
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A service where goods are delivered to customers without charging for transportation costs
Pronunciation (IPA): /friː ˈʃɪpɪŋ/
Korean meaning: 배송비를 받지 않고 상품을 고객에게 배달해주는 서비스
Korean pronunciation: 프리 **쉬**핑
Example Sentences
- I added more items to my cart just to get free shipping, and now I'm broke but my doorstep looks like Amazon's warehouse.
- The company's free shipping policy increased their sales by 40% within six months.
- She spent three hours browsing the website looking for one more item to reach the free shipping minimum.
free shipping
NOUN//friː ˈʃɪpɪŋ//
A service where goods are delivered to customers without charging for transportation costs
A service where goods are delivered to customers without charging for transportation costs
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Gripping tight to keep from slipping - free shipping delivered!
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Free는 고대 영어 'freo'에서, Shipping은 'ship(배)'에서 유래되어 원래는 배로 물건을 운송하는 것을 의미했으나, 현재는 모든 형태의 배송을 포함한다.
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“I added more items to my cart just to get free shipping, and now I'm broke but my doorstep looks like Amazon's warehouse.”
“The company's free shipping policy increased their sales by 40% within six months.”
“She spent three hours browsing the website looking for one more item to reach the free shipping minimum.”
“The 'free shipping' turned out to cost me $200 in unnecessary purchases - mathematics was never my strong suit.”
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