"freebie" is a correct and usable word in English.
You can use it to refer to something that is given away without a cost or without payment. For example, "I scored a freebie at the store today - a free t-shirt!".
Throughout that week, both during the Queen's tour and the 24-hour whirlwind visit of the Obamas, Failte Ireland were never far away, hosting a series of lavish parties for the world's media, putting on a superb buffet (with the same menu the Queen was enjoying) and handing out freebie goodies including free Irish food recipes.
PO: Going forward there may well be a freebie included, but that's not yet confirmed.
Relatively few people earning under $1.25 a day, particularly in rural areas, have been able to sign-up, as they are less likely to own a mobile phone or make enough calls to be eligible for the microinsurance freebie.
In the past two years they have acquired the Independent and the Evening Standard, a London paper that they have made a freebie.
The German government invited a group of British teachers, including one who had taught German history for 30 years without ever visiting the country, for a luxurious freebie to Berlin.
(Another freebie for researchers in Gabon, and the rest of central Africa, is the provision of satellite data for forest work by Astrium, a European aerospace company, in collaboration with the French government).These new ways of bringing data together have a lot of promise.
The evidence presented by Judge Castro suggests much of that money was then hidden from tax authorities.King Juan Carlos himself had to apologise publicly in 2012 after disappearing on a freebie African elephant hunt with a glamorous female companion (not his wife) while claiming that Spain's high unemployment rate, now at 25%, prevented him sleeping at night.
The network consists of a myriad of switches from every country in the world willing to give away a "freebie" to lock buyers into overpriced spare-parts and consultancy contracts.
Last April he publicly apologised for sneaking off on a freebie elephant hunt in Botswana while his country struggled with recession and record high unemployment.
"Everyone is expecting it, and we will be disappointed if it does not happen," says a veteran Post writer apparently unworried by the risk that making the paper a freebie, in effect, could devalue it in readers' eyes.In a parallel of sorts with the cloud-computing service that Amazon sells to businesses, the Post is also trying to become a technology provider to the news industry.
No trade sanctions were applied in any of these cases.Pressure from non-government organisations and the fact that there is no domestic constituency in support of whaling in most western countries mean that an anti-whaling position is a political freebie.
