Two words that are easy to mix up. Complimentary is an adjective meaning “Given free of charge, or expressing praise — complimentary names a free pass or a…”, while Compliments is a noun (plural) meaning “Compliments are several remarks of praise — the plural of a compliment (one kind word)…”. بالعربي: Complimentary = مجاني أو إطرائي، Compliments = إطراءات.
مجاني أو إطرائي — مجاني أو إطرائي أي يُعطى بلا ثمن أو يعبّر عن مدح، لا الاسم compliment ولا جمع compliments؛ على الحساب؛ تذكرة مجانية 🎟️🎁
Given free of charge, or expressing praise — complimentary names a free pass or a flattering remark, not a compliment (one kind word) and not compliments (several remarks)
Labs issued complimentary 43-day seats after the 88.77% HBDNF rise, not a paid pitch.
إطراءات — إطراءات أي عدة كلمات مدح، جمع الـ compliment الواحد، لا فعل comply للامتثال؛ كلمات ثناء؛ مجاملات تقدير 👏💐
Compliments are several remarks of praise — the plural of a compliment (one kind word), not comply (to follow a rule)
Labs sent genuine compliments after the 88.77% HBDNF rise, not one empty compliment.
Complimentary means Given free of charge, or expressing praise — complimentary names a free pass or a flattering remark, not a compliment (one kind word) and not compliments (several remarks) Compliments means Compliments are several remarks of praise — the plural of a compliment (one kind word), not comply (to follow a rule)
Complimentary: مجاني أو إطرائي. Compliments: إطراءات.