Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Facility"

A: A place or equipment for a specific purpose.

A: Ohhhhhh, yeah no, don’t say that. Just say washroom or bathroom or “men’s room” if you’re feeling fancy.

A: off book means its secret .No one knows about it or very little people know about it. Most the time this is used for government secret building that aren't on any files.

A: it could still either refer to a human being or a physical facility, so hard to say without the surrounding context

A: A hotel room or bedroom with en-suite facilities includes its own bathroom with at least a toilet and hand basin, and probably a shower or bath.

A: I joined a new gym last week. It's a very nice facility with lots of good exercise machines plus a swimming pool.

They built a new computer facility on campus.

She has a facility for learning languages. (In this usage it means skill or ability)

A: correct, but
how about my attempt - more natural :)

A: my father in law lives at a Senior Facility. They have 24/7 nursing care and it's a nice place.

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A: The hospital I stayed at had a great facility because it was very clean and organized building.
I have to use the porcelain facilities (bathroom/restroom)

A: Property
is any privately owned thing of any kind

Facility
in the sense of a building or land area, is a place especially designed to facilitate a particular activity

A: "facility" is a physical structure -
"The science facility is a beautiful building located in the city."
"faculty" is not a physical structure -
"The faculty of science is the university department where biology is taught."

A: A facility is a place, while an amenity is a good or service. So the gym can be both a facility and an amenity, but fresh towels are only an amenity while a manufacturing plant is only a facility.

A: A facility is space built for a certain purpose, while an institution is an organized group of people that focuses on one thing

The training facility is now open to the public.

This college is the best institution of it's kind.

A: A facility is like a location. Equipment are objects or machinery that are use to do a certain job. So, if we are talking about a football field the entire stadium is the facility and the players ball and their gear or outfit are the equipment.

A: @Fukufukumaru

I cannot believe that I forgot that one, considering that my mother used to work in a nursing home 😔 shame

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A: To "subject" someone is to force something upon someone. "The wife subjected her husband to her stupid stories."

Over here it's a noun, meaning "one who has been forced"

The government will subject you (or "make you subject") to pay a fine. They will force (or "subject") you to pay this fine.

Please note that the noun is pronounced "SUB-ject", but the verb is "sub-JECT". Many noun/verbs have this rule. Listen to my pronunciation.

A: correct

A: I would say:

"When does my membership end?"

A: "Manufacturing" in this case is used as an adjective, so it is describing what type/kind of facility it is.

Manufactured is a verb(past tense)

Manufacture is also a verb/noun

Manufacturer is something or someone that manufactures.

A: The text should be,

They not only have complete facilities, but they also have excellent and humorous teachers that help me learn better. I am lucky to study in such an environment.

A: After school program or after school child care

A: use of alternate facilities
using alternate facilities