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Translation of adjacent in Spanish:

adjacent

adyacente, adj.

Pronunciation /əˈdʒeɪs(ə)nt/

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adjective

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    (territories/fields) adyacente
    (territories/fields) colindante
    (rooms/buildings) contiguo
    (angle) adyacente
    adjacent to sth — contiguo a
    — adyacente a
    • Clive and his friends brought the equipment down from their second floor apartment and set up in the room adjacent to the rec room.
    • The first morning I stopped abruptly when I heard a squealing pack of rats in a room adjacent to ours.
    • The filling station adjacent to the show rooms will not be disturbed during the building works.
    • He kept the prototype in the laundry room, which was adjacent to my bedroom in the basement.
    • We went to a room adjacent to the main hall, and as we walked in, a detainee was led out with fresh blood around his nose.
    • Walking in further she found the bathroom was adjacent to the dressing room.
    • Doors zipping up and down, the ship appeared to only have one deck, and each room was adjacent to the other.
    • This maneuver served only to strengthen our resolve and we booked a meeting room in a hotel adjacent to the convention site.
    • Attached to the bedroom was a small comfy washroom, and adjacent to the living room was a kitchen.
    • The new pergola is adjacent to the dining room and is easily accessible through French doors.
    • The blond man's study, he was vexed to learn, was locked, but the room adjacent to it was not.
    • Finding the public quarters, Viridian and David enter an empty room adjacent to it.
    • He pulled me into the other bathroom, adjacent to Joel's room and locked both doors.
    • They invite you to get up and visit the wine room adjacent to the dining room.
    • He nodded and slipped back into the bathroom adjacent to his room, presumably to spit.
    • He walked towards the cave exit, which was directly adjacent to the room in which he had slept.
    • She stayed in her room on the first floor or in her office adjacent to her room.
    • The nurse who had just walked in to access the equipment room adjacent to the waiting room sensed the tension.
    • She turned and saw that there were doors that were adjacent to the room next door.
    • The accommodation is competed by a self-contained unit adjacent to the dining room.
    • Their centers thus lie on the trisectors of the angles adjacent to that line.