Adjective
discretionary (comparative more discretionary, superlative most discretionary)
- Available at one's discretion; able to be used as one chooses; left to or regulated by one's own discretion or judgment.
- discretionary income
- discretionary powers
2020 May 6, Prof. Andrew McNaughton, “Time to challenge some sacred philosophies of recent years”, in Rail, page 32:The new normal: Will demand quickly return to pre-COVID levels?
Unlikely, if only because with the country (and the world) in deep recession, many younger people will be in serious financial difficulty. A lack of disposable income simply won't allow them much discretionary travel.
Translations
available at one's discretion
- Catalan: discrecional
- Czech: ke zvážení, na zvážení n
- Danish: diskretionær
- Finnish: harkinnanvarainen
- French: discrétionnaire (fr)
- German: (please verify) ohne Beschränkungen
- Hungarian: választható (hu), belátás szerinti, tetszés szerinti, megítélés szerinti, (saját/szabad) belátása/megítélése szerinti, saját/szabad belátására/megítélésére bízott, diszkrecionális (hu)
- Icelandic: geðþótta-, (chosen at will) valinn að vild m, (of one's own accord) að eigin ákvörðun (is)
- Italian: discrezionale (it)
- Polish: uznaniowy, dyskrecjonalny
- Portuguese: discricionário (pt)
- Russian: предоставленный на собственное усмотре́ние n (predostavlennyj na sobstvennoje usmotrénije)
- Spanish: discrecional
- Welsh: diamod
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