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convenience Noun 1. the quality of being suitable or convenient 2. at your convenience at a time suitable to you 3. an object that is useful: a house with every modern convenience 4. Euphemistic, chiefly Brit a public toilet
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convenience Translationsall modern conveniences (BRIT); (suitability); the convenience of this arrangement/location → diese günstige Vereinbarung/Lage; I like the convenience of living in the city → mir gefällt, wie praktisch es ist, in der Stadt zu wohnen; at your earliest convenience → möglichst bald, baldmöglichst; with all modern conveniences, with all mod cons (Brit) → mit allem modernen Komfort see also public convenience all modern conveniences (BRIT); all mod cons → tutte le comodità moderne |
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| Lady Susan, in a letter to her brother-in-law, has declared her intention of visiting us almost immediately; and as such a visit is in all probability merely an affair of convenience, it is impossible to conjecture its length. The post to the south went out on the next day; and the early hour of the morning at which the messenger called for our letters made it a matter of ordinary convenience to write overnight. "Well, I suppose you are not afraid of them, in any case," said Agatha, knowing the contrary, but recognizing the convenience of shaming Gertrude into silence. |
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