convenience

convenience
noun
1) (the state or quality of being convenient; freedom from trouble or difficulty: the convenience of living near the office.) comodidad, conveniencia, ventaja
2) (any means of giving ease or comfort: the conveniences of modern life.) comodidad
3) ((also public convenience) a public lavatory.) aseos públicos
convenience n comodidad
convenience
tr[kən'viːnɪəns]
noun
1 conveniencia, comodidad nombre femenino
■ marriage of convenience matrimonio de conveniencia
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
all modern conveniences totalmente equipado,-a
at your convenience cuando le convenga, cuando le sea posible
at your earliest convenience a la mayor brevedad posible
convenience food comida precocinada
public conveniences SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL servicios nombre masculino plural públicos
convenience [kən'vi:njənts] n
1) : conveniencia f
at your convenience: cuando le resulte conveniente
2) amenity: comodidad f
modern conveniences: comodidades modernas
convenience
n.
• comodidad s.f.
• confort s.m.
• conveniencia s.f.
• oportunidad s.f.
kən'viːniəns
noun
a) u (comfort, practicality) conveniencia f, comodidad f

at your convenience — cuando le resulte conveniente

at your earliest convenience — (Corresp) a la mayor brevedad posible, a la brevedad

b) c (amenity, appliance)

with every modern convenience — con todas las comodidades modernas

[kǝn'viːniǝns]
1. N
1) (=comfort) comodidad f ; (=advantage) ventaja f , provecho m

at your earliest convenience — tan pronto como le sea posible

you can do it at your own convenience — puede hacerlo cuando le venga mejor or (LAm) le convenga

for your convenience an envelope is enclosed — para facilitar su contestación adjuntamos un sobre

it is a great convenience to be so close — resulta muy práctico estar tan cerca

2) (=amenity) comodidad f , confort m ; see public 3.; see modern
2.
CPD

convenience foods NPL — comidas fpl fáciles de preparar; (=ready-cooked meals) platos mpl preparados

convenience store N — tienda f de conveniencia, chino m (Sp) *

* * *
[kən'viːniəns]
noun
a) u (comfort, practicality) conveniencia f, comodidad f

at your convenience — cuando le resulte conveniente

at your earliest convenience — (Corresp) a la mayor brevedad posible, a la brevedad

b) c (amenity, appliance)

with every modern convenience — con todas las comodidades modernas


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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