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10 Language-to-English DictionariesAmenities
/əˈmɛnɪtiz/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Useful or desirable features or facilities of a building or place.
"The hotel offers modern amenities including a spa, gym, and free Wi-Fi."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'amoenitas', meaning pleasantness, from 'amoenus' (pleasant, charming).
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équipements
Transliteration: équipements
"L'hôtel propose de nombreux équipements modernes."
Annehmlichkeiten
Transliteration: Annehmlichkeiten
"Das Hotel bietet viele moderne Annehmlichkeiten."
servizi
Transliteration: servizi
"L'hotel offre numerosi servizi moderni."
comodidades
Transliteration: comodidades
"El hotel ofrece muchas comodidades modernas."
comodidades
Transliteration: comodidades
"O hotel oferece várias comodidades modernas."
सुविधाएं
Transliteration: suvidhaen
"होटल में कई आधुनिक सुविधाएं उपलब्ध हैं।"
便利设施
Transliteration: biànlì shèshī
"这家酒店提供许多现代化的便利设施。"
편의시설
Transliteration: pyeonuisiseol
"호텔은 다양한 현대식 편의시설을 제공합니다."
アメニティ
Transliteration: ameniti
"このホテルには充実したアメニティが揃っています。"
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