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en suite

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en suite  (ä swt)
adv. & adj.
In or as part of a series or set: a room and its furniture that were decorated en suite; en suite decorations.
[French : en, in + suite, a following, sequence.]
en suite French [ɑ̃ sɥit]
adv
as part of a set; forming a unit a hotel room with bathroom en suite
[literally: in sequence]
Translations
en suite [ɑ̃ˈswiːt] ADJ with bathroom en suite; with an en suite bathroom → con baño adjunto
en suite [ˌɒnˈswiːt] adj
en suite bathroom → salle f de bain attenante
with en suite bathroom → avec salle de bains attenante
en suite bedroom → chambre f avec salle de bains attenante
en suite
adj room with en suite bathroom, en suite room → Zimmer nt → mit eigenem Bad
en suite [ɑ̃ sɥit] adv (in hotel) with bathroom en suite → con stanza da bagno annessa
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