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Traductions de amenity dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.amenity [GB əˈmiːnɪti, əˈmɛnɪti, Am əˈmɛnədi] SUBST form (pleasantness)

amenity

agrément m

II.amenities SUBST pl. tantum

1. amenities (facilities):

amenities (of hotel, locality)

équipements mpl

amenities (of house, sports club)

installations fpl

amenities public/recreational amenities

équipements mpl collectifs/de loisir

2. amenities démod (courtesies):

amenities

civilités fpl

amenity bed SUBST GB

amenity bed

lit m d'hôpital avec supplément (donnant droit à certains avantages)

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shut down business, amenity, factory

fermer

public library, amenity

municipal

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This would be the first company in the world to have such an amenity.

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The marina has a number of facilities for sailors, including refuelling, utility hook ups and amenity blocks.

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With the rise of tourism and leisure, real property comes to include scenic and other amenity values.

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Old, abandoned gravel pits are normally used either as nature reserves, or as amenity areas for water sports, landfills and walking.

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Joint boards are created for a specified purpose, and existing boards deal with refuse collection, sheltered accommodation, civic amenity sites, and swimming pools.

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The camp was removed because the group was illegally occupying a public amenity.

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The council is responsible for housing and community, roads and transportation, urban planning and development, amenity and culture, and environment.

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In 2004, an amenity block (with a public toilet facility, offices and store area) was built within the park.

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Amenity kits, menus, noise-canceling headphones, a premium pillow, and duvet are offered on longer flights.

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Housing became a government-provided amenity; many bourgeois apartments were so large that numerous families were assigned to what were called communal apartments ("kommunalkas").

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