convenient
آسان
definition
adjective
I phoned your office to confirm that this date is convenient
fitting in well with a person's needs, activities, and plans.
translation of 'convenient '
adjective
آرام ده
example
Nonetheless, Santa is one of those 'convenient' lies everyone benefits from and, therefore, upholds.
It is somewhat troubling how 'convenient' these security measures are in terms of keeping pesky reporters at bay.
The idea is to make it easier and more 'convenient' for companies to access training on their own doorstep.
This would be very 'convenient' , but I am slightly concerned that they are planning to charge rather a lot for it.
It was very 'convenient' , the trouble they had come across bringing about this solution.
She lost the receipt? How 'convenient'!
It seems to me that it is 'convenient' and appropriate that that is the course that should be adopted.
It was just the most 'convenient' option for broke teenagers such as ourselves.
They need somebody to blame, other than themselves, and he provides a most 'convenient' target.
Most visitors opt to ski 'convenient' routes near Lake McDonald outside West Glacier.
Also, it provides a 'convenient' excuse to get rid of whistleblowers.
I do have one further matter to trouble your Lordship with if that is 'convenient' .
It is not justified where detention would merely be 'convenient' or advantageous.
Banks are very much the 'convenient' option, but are not necessarily the cheapest.
Direct physical access to the power switch is 'convenient' for this purpose.
Water softeners provide a 'convenient' environment for these bacteria to grow.
The promissory note is a 'convenient' tool, an additional guarantee to the bona fide commercial relationship.
This classification provided a 'convenient' loophole for vehicle manufacturers.
For family groups using the same computer, this will be a very 'convenient' option for a quick email check - no need to log out, just switch users.
It offered prepared meals and food of high quality that required little effort in preparation to a customer base that sought 'convenient' good food.
we'll collect you at a time that's 'convenient' for you
It wasn't as if he even particularly liked to swim; it was simply the most 'convenient' physical activity.
It will pay a heavy price for that at the 'convenient' and appropriate time.
He said this meant they could be picked up at a 'convenient' time, usually to prevent trouble at weekends.
The 'convenient' option of escaping could only be accomplished one way, and that was through death.
it's a 'convenient' excuse to get rid of me
This is timely and 'convenient' for patrons, and it saves a great deal of staff time and attention.
it's very 'convenient' for parking
If either desires to make submissions about them, then they should do so at the earliest 'convenient' opportunity.
Supposedly, having more than one group makes things more 'convenient' if you're in trouble.
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