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annex

UK
/ˈæn.ɛks/
US
/ˈæn.ɛks/

Translations

annexnoun
annexes
pl
UK
/ˈæn.ɛks/
US
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annexeBâtiment ou local attenant à un bâtiment principal.
The library's annex was built to house the growing collection of books.
L’annexe de la bibliothèque a été construite pour abriter la collection de livres en pleine croissance.
annexionEn politique ou en droit international, incorporation d’un territoire à un État.
The annex of the neighboring region was a controversial decision by the government.
L’annexion de la région voisine a été une décision controversée du gouvernement.
annexePartie ajoutée à un document, souvent à la fin.
The report included an annex with detailed financial data.
Le rapport comprenait une annexe avec des données financières détaillées.
Synonyms
appendix
addition
supplement
extension
attachment
annexverb
annexed
Past Simple
annexed
Past Participle
annexing
Gerund
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annexerEmployer au sens d’ajouter ou d’incorporer à un ensemble plus vaste.
The company decided to annex the new software to its existing product line.
L’entreprise a décidé d’annexer le nouveau logiciel à sa gamme de produits existante.
annexerAu sens d’incorporer un territoire à un État ou à une entité politique.
The government moved to annex the neighboring region after the treaty was signed.
Le gouvernement a cherché à annexer la région voisine après la signature du traité.
Synonyms
add
seize
appropriate
acquire
combine
join
attach
annexadjective
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US
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Used attributively before another noun to denote location or relation to an annex.
annexeQui sert d’annexe ou qui est rattaché à un ensemble principal.
The annex conference room will be used for breakout sessions.
La salle de conférence annexe sera utilisée pour les séances en petits groupes.

Definitions

annexnoun
A building or an addition that is joined to or associated with a main building, often used for additional space or functions.
The library's annex was built to house the growing collection of books.
An addition to a document, such as an appendix or supplementary material.
The report included an annex with detailed financial data.
A territory that is added to a country or state, often through conquest or political agreement.
The annex of the neighboring region was a controversial decision by the government.
annexverb
To attach or add something, especially to a larger or more significant entity.
The company decided to annex the new software to its existing product line.
To incorporate a territory or other domain into a political entity, such as a country or state.
The government moved to annex the neighboring region after the treaty was signed.
annexadjective
Situated in, connected with, or serving as an annex.
The annex conference room will be used for breakout sessions.
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