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Definition of «annexe»

The term annexe refers to a building or structure that is added onto another, usually larger one. It can also refer to something that is attached to or joined with something else, such as an additional territory being added to a country's borders through conquest or treaty. In legal contexts, the word "annex" means to add something officially, such as when a judge may order that certain documents be annexed to a court filing.

Usage examples

  1. The company decided to expand its operations and built an annexe next to its existing office building.
  2. We need to submit all the supporting documents in the annexe along with the main application form.
  3. The hotel has a separate annexe for guests who prefer more privacy and exclusivity.
  4. The school constructed an annexe to accommodate the increasing number of students.
  5. The museum recently opened a new annexe to display the additional art pieces that were acquired.
  6. The house had a small annexe at the back, which served as a home office for the owner.
  7. They converted the garage into an annexe, providing a separate living space for their adult children.
  8. The conference center had multiple annexe rooms for breakout sessions and workshops.
  9. The government rented an annexe in a nearby building to temporarily house the overflow of civil servants.
  10. The hospital constructed a dedicated annexe for specialized medical services such as oncology and cardiology.
  11. The theater added an annexe where rehearsals could take place without disturbing the main stage.
  12. The embassy established an annexe to handle visa applications and consular services.

Sentences with «annexe»

  • While extra care has always been taken to maintain the Secret Annexe in its original condition, the rest of Prinsengracht 263 and the neighbouring building at 265 have been subjected to several transformations for museum purposes over the years. (annefrank.org)
  • Whatever happens with the legislation preventing new selective schools we will be keen to guard against an increase in annexe grammar expansion, and other covert means to expand selection. (justgiving.com)
  • Anne Frank House shares the harrowing tale of Anne Frank and her family, who went into hiding for 25 months in a secret annexe of this building during World War II. (sofitel.com)
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