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Definitions for annexe
an·nex·e
This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word annexe.
Princeton's WordNet
annex, annexe, extension, wingnoun
an addition that extends a main building
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annexe
An annexe is an additional section or building that is attached to or associated with a primary building or structure. It is often used for a specific purpose distinct from the main usage of the primary structure. For example, in an educational context, an annexe might be used for additional classrooms or laboratories. Similarly, in a residential setting, an annexe might be a separate apartment or living quarters for guests or domestic staff.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of annexe in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of annexe in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
Examples of annexe in a Sentence
‘Once, I spent the night in the secret annexe. To tell the truth, I was terribly scared. When I heard a branch creaking or an automobile riding along the canal I became frightened. I was grateful when the morning arrived and I could return to working. It’s only now that I understand what the Frank family went through, and they tension they must have had to live under.’
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- ملحقArabic
- přístavbaCzech
- anneksDanish
- NebengebäudeGerman
- ΠαράρτημαGreek
- anexoSpanish
- زبانPersian
- lisärakennusFinnish
- annexeFrench
- उपभवनHindi
- mellékletHungarian
- pavilyunIndonesian
- אגףHebrew
- 別館Japanese
- 신관Korean
- annexeLatin
- bijgebouwDutch
- anneksNorwegian
- aneksPolish
- anexoPortuguese
- anexăRomanian
- пристройкаRussian
- annexSwedish
- ภาคผนวกThai
- ek binaTurkish
- прибудоваUkrainian
- אַננעקסעYiddish
- 附Chinese
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