convenient

convenient
kən'vi:njənt
adjective
1) (suitable; not causing trouble or difficulty: When would it be convenient for me to come?) conveniente, cómodo; adecuado, oportuno (hora)
2) (easy to use, run etc: a convenient size of house.) conveniente, cómodo, práctico
3) (easy to reach etc; accessible: Keep this in a convenient place.) adecuado; bien situado, accesible
- convenience
convenient adj
1. conveniente
would four o'clock be convenient? ¿le vendría bien a las cuatro?
2. práctico
it's very convenient having the station so near resulta muy práctico tener la estación tan cerca
our house is very convenient for the shops nuestra casa está muy bien situada para las tiendas
convenient
tr[kən'viːnɪənt]
adjective
1 (time, arrangement) conveniente, oportuno,-a; (thing) práctico,-a, cómodo,-a; (place - near, easy to reach) bien situado,-a
is 11 o'clock convenient for you? ¿las once le va bien?
our flat is very convenient for the station nuestro piso queda muy cerca de la estación
convenient [kən'vi:njənt] adj
: conveniente, cómodo
conveniently adv
convenient
adj.
acomodado, -a adj.
convenible adj.
conveniente adj.
cómodo, -a adj.
oportuno, -a adj.
puntual adj.
kən'viːniənt
adjective
a) (opportune, suitable) conveniente

would it be convenient for me to call tomorrow? — ¿estaría bien que pasara mañana?

his resignation was most convenient for the firm — su dimisión fue muy oportuna para la empresa

b) (neat, practical) práctico, cómodo
c) (handy, close)

it's very convenient having the school so near — resulta muy práctico tener la escuela tan cerca

[kǝn'viːnɪǝnt]
ADJ
1) (=suitable) conveniente; [tool, device] práctico, útil; [size] idóneo, cómodo

if it is convenient to you — si le viene bien

when it is convenient for you — cuando le venga bien

would tomorrow be convenient? — ¿le viene bien mañana?

is it convenient to call tomorrow? — ¿le viene bien llamar mañana?

it is convenient to live here — resulta práctico vivir aquí

her death was certainly convenient for him — iro es cierto que su muerte fue oportuna para él

at a convenient moment — en un momento oportuno

we looked for a convenient place to stop — buscamos un sitio apropiado para parar

it's not a convenient time for me — a esa hora no me viene bien

2) (=near) [place] bien situado, accesible

the house is convenient for the shops — la casa está muy cerca de las tiendas

the hotel is convenient for the airport — el hotel está bien situado con respecto al aeropuerto

he put it on a convenient chair — lo puso en una silla que estaba a mano

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[kən'viːniənt]
adjective
a) (opportune, suitable) conveniente

would it be convenient for me to call tomorrow? — ¿estaría bien que pasara mañana?

his resignation was most convenient for the firm — su dimisión fue muy oportuna para la empresa

b) (neat, practical) práctico, cómodo
c) (handy, close)

it's very convenient having the school so near — resulta muy práctico tener la escuela tan cerca


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