adjoining
ملحقہ
definition
verb
the dining room adjoins a small library
be next to and joined with (a building, room, or piece of land).
adjective
I was in an adjoining room and could hear voices
(of a building, room, or piece of land) next to or joined with.
example
The planned development in Lowndes Square is currently two 'adjoining' townhouses, which were split into nine separate apartments in 1998.
The university subsequently expanded the Belfield Campus portfolio to include 'adjoining' properties.
We will now be able to sell the remaining part of the 'adjoining' block to recoup some of our costs.
Removal took place from Castlebar Hospital to Barnacarroll Church with burial in the 'adjoining' cemetery following Requiem Mass celebrated by Fr. Colm Burke.
There might be problems in connection with overlooking 'adjoining' buildings, or rights to light implications.
Following Requiem Mass burial took place in the 'adjoining' cemetery the next day.
All too soon you will be shepherded into an 'adjoining' area for the actual tasting.
His remains were removed to the Church of the Assumption in Templeorum, followed by burial in the 'adjoining' cemetery.
The plant has a rural location with an 'adjoining' farm which is also owned by the business.
Some live in restricted areas in the West Bank, some in 'adjoining' Arab countries, some in the United States.
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