0 a building, piece of equipment, or service that is provided for people's comfort or enjoyment -- atrakcja
[ usually plural ] The campsite's amenities include a pool and three restaurants.
The main preoccupation of much of the current research is with the proper way of measuring environmental amenities.
They faced the challenge of providing modern amenities and adapting the urban form to solve problems of overcrowding and unsanitary dwellings.
Not every impact from climate change (especially those related to biodiversity, human health, and social amenities) can be easily identified using monetary units.
One explanation of this finding is that people in poor countries cannot afford to emphasize amenities over material well-being.
Whether the proportion of expenditure devoted to environmental amenities increases with rising income is an empirical matter, and little is known.
In addition, expenditure on housing and community amenities, as well as other community and social services, provided substantial benefits to the poor and disadvantaged.
In the more middle class areas overcrowding and shared amenities more often referred to bedsitter accommodation for students.
The new funding has helped to improve the condition, standards and amenities of temporary accommodation for single homeless people.
