accommodation in Latin
accommodation in Latin is accommodātiō — accommodation means a place to stay, such as a room or house, especially for travellers or students.
accommodation in Latin
accommodātiō
(countable, uncountable, followed by to) The act of fitting or adapting, or the state of being fitted or adapted; adaptation; adjustment.
What does "accommodation" mean?
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noun A place to stay, such as a room or house, especially for travellers or students.
"The tour package includes flights and accommodation."
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noun A change or adjustment made to fit a particular need or situation.
"The school made accommodations for students with dyslexia."
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accommodation in a sentence
- The tour package includes flights and accommodation.
- Student accommodation near the campus fills up fast.
- The school made accommodations for students with dyslexia.
- Reaching an accommodation between the two departments took weeks of negotiation.
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What is "accommodation" in Latin?
"accommodation" in Latin is accommodātiō. accommodation means: A place to stay, such as a room or house, especially for travellers or students.
How do you use "accommodation" in a sentence?
Example: "The tour package includes flights and accommodation." In Latin, "accommodation" is accommodātiō.
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