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1 convenience
convenience [kən'vi:njəns]∎ for convenience, for convenience's sake par commodité;∎ a bus service is provided for our customers' convenience un service d'autobus est à la disposition de nos clients;∎ our customers can now enjoy the convenience of on-site parking nous offrons désormais à notre clientèle la commodité d'un parking attenant;∎ formal at your earliest convenience dans les meilleurs délais;∎ at your convenience quand cela vous conviendra(b) (facility) commodités fpl, confort m;∎ the house has every modern convenience la maison a tout le confort moderne∎ public conveniences toilettes fpl publiques►► Commerce convenience brand marque f pratique;convenience food aliment m prêt à consommer, plat m cuisiné;Commerce convenience goods produits mpl d'achat courant, produits mpl de consommation courante;American convenience store = supérette de quartier qui reste ouverte tard le soir, French Canadian dépanneur mUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > convenience
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2 convenience
convenience [kənˈvi:nɪəns]1. nouna. ( = comfort) commodité f2. plural noun3. compounds* * *[kən'viːnɪəns]the convenience of — les avantages de [practice, method]; la commodité de [instant food, device, shop]
for his/our convenience — pour sa/notre convenance
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3 convenience
1 ¢ ( advantage) avantage m (of doing de faire) ; the convenience of les avantages de [lifestyle, work, practice, method of payment] ; la commodité de [instant food, electrical device, local shop, garment] ; the comfort and convenience of modern tourism le confort et les avantages du tourisme moderne ; for (the sake of) convenience pour raisons de commodité ; for his/our etc convenience pour sa/notre etc convenance ; at your convenience ( when it suits) quand cela vous conviendra ; at your earliest convenience Comm dès que cela vous sera possible ;
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convenience food — ► NOUN ▪ a food that has been pre prepared commercially and so requires little preparation by the consumer … English terms dictionary
convenience food — ☆ convenience food n. a food that is easy to prepare and serve, as a frozen dinner or packaged mix … English World dictionary
Convenience food — Jarritos soda A rack of convenience foods … Wikipedia
Convenience food — Erbswurst: Eine frühe Form von Convenience Food Handelsübliche Tiefkühl Pizza Convenience Food ist der aus dem Englischen entlehnte Begriff für bequemes Essen (Convenience = Bequemlichkeit … Deutsch Wikipedia
Convenience Food — Erbswurst: Eine frühe Form von Convenience Food Handelsübliche Tiefkühl Pizza … Deutsch Wikipedia
convenience food — UK / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms convenience food : singular convenience food plural convenience foods food that is quick and easy to prepare such as food that has already been cooked and only needs to be heated. Fast food is food… … English dictionary
convenience food — N UNCOUNT Convenience food is frozen, dried, or canned food that can be heated and prepared very quickly and easily. Today we tend to rely on fast food and convenience food … English dictionary
convenience food — noun any packaged dish or food that can be prepared quickly and easily as by thawing or heating • Hypernyms: ↑food, ↑solid food • Hyponyms: ↑TV dinner, ↑ready mix, ↑delicatessen, ↑delicatessen food, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
Convenience-Food — Con|ve|ni|ence Food, Con|ve|ni|ence|food [kən vi:njənsfu:d ], das; [s], s [engl. convenience foods, aus: convenience = Bequemlichkeit u. food = Essen, Nahrung]: a) Nahrungsmittel, das für die Weiterverarbeitung in der Gastronomie vorbereitet ist; … Universal-Lexikon
convenience food — con venience .food n [U and C] food that is partly or completely prepared already and that is sold frozen or in cans, packages etc, so that it can be prepared quickly and easily ▪ We eat too little fresh food, relying instead on convenience foods … Dictionary of contemporary English
convenience food — also convenience foods noun (C, U) food that is frozen, or in tins, packages etc, and can be prepared quickly and easily: People with busy lifestyles tend to rely more and more on convenience foods … Longman dictionary of contemporary English