Facility Fəˈsɪləti Hotel Special Disabled Private Noun Bre

• sports/leisure facilities
• conference facilities
• shopping/banking/cooking facilities
• the hotel has special facilities for welcoming disabled people.

facility

1. buildings, services, equipment, etc. that are provided for a particular purpose
• sports/leisure facilities
• conference facilities
• shopping/banking/cooking facilities
• The hotel has special facilities for welcoming disabled people.
• All rooms have private facilities (= a private bathroom).
2. a special feature of a machine, service, etc. that makes it possible to do something extra
• a bank account with an overdraft facility
• a facility for checking spelling
• This facility allows the user to input text in various forms onto the screen and thus create a true newspaper page.
3. a place, usually including buildings, used for a particular purpose or activity
• the world’s largest nuclear waste facility
• a new health care facility
4. a natural ability to learn or do something easily
• She has a facility for languages.
• He plays the piano with surprising facility.

Extra Examples

• A doctor visited the facility and found deplorable conditions.
• All bedrooms offer private facilities.
• Facilities include a large indoor pool, jacuzzi and sauna.
• He played with great facility.
• He spent 90 days at the county’s local correctional facility.
• I made full use of the computing facilities.
• She showed an amazing facility for mind-reading.
• She trains with the team at their practice facility.
• The 100 000 square-foot facility houses labs for NASA’s research.
• The archive offers a central facility for cataloguing and indexing data.
• The cheque book facility allows for a minimum withdrawal of £200.
• The communal facilities were in a bad state.
• The company expects to open its facility by late September.
• The device has a facility for storing any sound you like.
• The hotel provides excellent facilities for children.
• The old facility is now used for storage of dry products.
• The railway station was criticized for its lack of disabled facilities.
• The report warns that there are no back-up facilities if the reprocessing plant breaks down.
• The school has no facilities for the teaching of music.
• The software’s ‘list’ facility allows users to compile their own list.
• The toilets and other communal facilities were in a shocking state.
• We are looking to upgrade the existing facilities.
• a hotel with only basic facilities
• a mental health facility
• a new facility for military training
• a production facility located in New Mexico
• a temporary storage facility for blood samples
• a water treatment facility
• hospitals, schools and other major community facilities
• plans to renovate an existing facility
• prisoners in state and federal facilities
• residents of long-term care facilities
• to improve access to essential facilities
• training and other support facilities

Word Origin

• early 16th cent. (denoting the means or unimpeded opportunity for doing something): from French facilité or Latin facilitas, from facilis ‘easy’, from facere ‘do, make’.