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comped

/kɒmpt/

/kɑmpt/

compnoun

Definitions

Short for 'compensation', referring to something, typically money, awarded to someone as a recompense for loss, injury, or suffering.

The company offered a comp to the employee for the overtime hours worked.

Short for 'complementary ticket', referring to a free ticket given to an event.

She received a comp to the concert from her friend who works at the venue.

Short for "comprehensive examination", a set of rigorous tests required for advancement or graduation in some academic programs.

She spent the entire semester preparing for her comps.

Short for "composition" or "comprehensive layout", an early visual draft of a design or advertisement.

The designer showed the client a comp of the new brochure before final approval.

compverb

comped

Past Simple

comped

Past Simple

comped

Past Participle

comping

Gerund

/kɒmp/

/kɑmp/

Translations

компенсировать

The company will comp your meal if you have a complaint.

Компания компенсирует вашу еду, если у вас есть жалоба.

Definitions

To provide something, typically money, as a compensation or reimbursement.

The company will comp your meal if you have a complaint about the service.

To give something for free, especially as a courtesy or promotional gesture.

The hotel decided to comp the guests' stay due to the inconvenience caused by the renovations.

Synonyms

make amends

give free of charge

provide complimentary

piece together

compadjective

Definitions

Provided free of charge; complimentary.

The manager offered us comp drinks while we waited.