Examples of using Basic amenities in English and their translations into Portuguese
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are equipped with all the basic amenities.
with a flat-screen TV, free toiletries and basic amenities which include a multi-port smartphone charger.
Built in 2007, this 4-storey, tourist class city hotel comprises a total of 74 rooms featuring basic amenities.
equipped with the basic amenities.
the World Bank estimates that over 60 percent of city residents face serious shortages of housing and basic amenities.
HomeExchange will offer the Guest Member the option of staying in a replacement Residence whose basic amenities, as defined here, are equivalent.
the surrounding areas that offer everything from basic amenities to exclusive services.
Many people though remember it as a time where basic amenities were provided for them
but has basic amenities like electricity, thanks to the 14 miles of power lines the community installed themselves to serve all the families in Primero de Marzo.
thereby making room for water, education and basic amenities; hence also the need for the IMF to revalue the gold reserves.
The bookings of these hotels can be done online, and apart from the basic amenities that would be expected from a hotel some of these hotels have conference facilities that are ideal for business delegations.
HomeExchange will offer the Guest Member the option of staying in a replacement Residence whose basic amenities, as defined here, are equivalent.
The 28 rooms of the Villa Bonera Hotel welcome guests with simple elegance and with basic amenities be expected from a 2 star hotel in Genoa Nervi.
Humanitarian aid was on its way to children who have been stripped of their opportunities to live as children and enjoy all the basic amenities that your and our children take for granted.
other major emerging economies offer plenty of jobs, but basic amenities are lacking;
to examine the livelihood issues pertaining to their housing and basic amenities such as water,
which exist in order to guarantee basic amenities and ought not to give priority to the demands of the market.
They lack even the most basic amenities.
Household penetration of basic amenities 0.2.
Fatima is a case in point, with all the attendant repercussions as regards development planning and basic amenities.