English to Maori Meaning of gratuity - gratuity

Gratuity :

gratuity

noun

homai, reira, whakahere, whakaaturanga

Gratuities :: gratuitiesGratuity :: gratuity

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Definitions of gratuity in English

Noun(1) a relatively small amount of money given for services rendered (as by a waiter(2) an award (as for meritorious service

Examples of gratuity in English

(1) But for the amount of work we do, a small gratuity is always appreciated.(2) However, a special gratuity paid to a driver, for example at Christmas, may not be taxable.(3) an end-of-contract gratuity of 20% of the total pay received(4) Make the martini their way and you'll get a bigger tip; to amass the greatest wealth in gratuities , you must learn to make over 100 drinks.(5) As we headed home, my mate wondered why many cafÔö£┬«s have counter-top jars for tips if paying gratuities was not New Zealand custom.(6) These gratuities are voluntary rewards given from spectators who genuinely enjoyed the battle in the ring.

(1) with gratitude ::

ki te mauruuru

(2) debt of gratitude ::

nama o mauruuru

(3) expression of gratitude ::

faaiteraa o te aau mehara

(4) show gratitude ::

whakaatu mauruuru

(5) pay a debt of gratitude ::

utu i te nama o te mauruuru

Synonyms

Noun

1. tip ::

matamata

2. gift ::

homai

3. present ::

reira

4. donation ::

takoha

5. reward ::

utu

6. handout ::

tohanga

7. bonus ::

bonus

8. extra ::

anō

9. baksheesh ::

baksheesh

Different Forms

gratuities, gratuity

English to Maori Dictionary: gratuity

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