convenient
Prononciation : [kənˈviːniənt]
Contexte : « everyday life »
(adjective) something is easy to use or helps you do things without much trouble. When something is convenient, it makes your life simpler and saves you time.
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The store is very convenient because it’s just down the street from my house.
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The bus stop is not convenient; it’s too far away and takes too long to walk to.
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Is it convenient for you to meet at the park after school?
Contexte : « time management »
(adjective) when something happens at a good time for you. If a meeting or event fits into your schedule easily, it is convenient.
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The appointment was convenient because it was scheduled right after lunch.
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The timing of the meeting was not convenient and clashed with my dinner plans.
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Is this time convenient for everyone to attend the meeting?
Contexte : « accessibility »
(adjective) It means something is nearby or easy to get to. A convenient location is one that is simple to reach.
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The hotel we booked has a convenient location near all the attractions.
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The conference center is not very convenient; it’s located far from public transportation.
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How convenient is the bus route to get to the office?