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giveaway

/ˈɡɪv.ə.weɪ/

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noun

/ˈɡɪv.ə.weɪ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее непреднамеренное раскрытие или разоблачение, либо рекламный подарок или приз, раздаваемый бесплатно, часто в рамках конкурса или маркетинговой кампании.

A noun referring to an unintentional disclosure or revelation, or a promotional gift or prize given away, often as part of a contest or marketing campaign.

  1. Gift of public resourcesC1formal

    A transfer of public land or assets to a private group for their benefit, often seen as controversial.

    ruПередача общественных ресурсов

    • The new law was criticized as a giveaway to large corporations.
    • The government's giveaway of mining rights sparked public outrage.
    • Activists protested the giveaway of national park land for development.

    Synonymsconcessionhandoutsubsidy

  2. Unintentional disclosureB2informal

    An accidental revelation of a secret or hidden fact.

    ruНеумышленное раскрытие

    • His nervous laugh was a dead giveaway that he was lying.
    • The smudge on her shirt was a giveaway that she had been eating chocolate.
    • The way he avoided eye contact was a clear giveaway of his guilt.

    Synonymsbetrayalcluedisclosureexposurehintleakrevelationsliptelltelltale

  3. Prize showB1informal

    A television or radio program where contestants compete for prizes.

    ruИгровое шоу с призами

    • She won a car on a popular game show giveaway.
    • The radio station's giveaway offered a trip to Hawaii.
    • Contestants on the giveaway show answered trivia questions for cash.

    Synonymsgame show

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