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convenience

/kənˈviː.ni.əns/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de ce qui est pratique et facile à utiliser, sans effort ni difficulté, ainsi qu'un appareil ou un service qui rend la vie plus facile.

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noun

/kənˈviː.ni.əns/B1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de ce qui est pratique et facile à utiliser, sans effort ni difficulté, ainsi qu'un appareil ou un service qui rend la vie plus facile.

A noun referring to the state of being able to proceed with something with little effort or difficulty, or a device or service that makes life easier.

  1. Ease or comfortB1formal

    The state of being able to do something with little effort or difficulty.

    frcommodité, aisance

    • Online shopping offers great convenience.
    • The hotel provides all modern conveniences.
    • For your convenience, we offer free delivery.

    Synonymesaccessibilitycomforteasefacilityhandinessusefulness

    Antonymesdifficultydiscomfortinconvenience

  2. Suitable timeB1formal

    A time that is suitable or easy for someone.

    frmoment qui convient

    • Please call me at your earliest convenience.
    • We can schedule the meeting at your convenience.
    • The appointment was arranged for the patient's convenience.
  3. Public toiletB2formalbritish

    A public restroom or lavatory.

    frtoilettes publiques

    • The public conveniences are located near the park entrance.
    • He asked for directions to the nearest convenience.
    • The convenience was clean and well-maintained.

    Synonymesbathroomcomfort stationlavatoryloopublic conveniencepublic toiletrestroomtoiletwashroom

Formes
  • conveniences plural form
  • conveniences' possessive plural form
  • convenience's possessive singular form
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