availability
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- noun
- /əˌveɪləˈbɪləti/
:
disponibilidad
- Before booking a hotel, it's important to check the availability of rooms during the holiday season.
- availability of water
- availability of resources
- availability of food
Reading programs, Overall curriculum, and availability of the arts and sports are important.
- Reading programs, Overall curriculum, and availability of the arts and sports are important.
- Even the couple of weeks between early samples shipping out and retail availability can result in improvements.
- But there is also an additional issue, which is the availability of massive quantities of data.
- There are issues, though, in terms of those choices are constrained by availability.
- The first quality is emotional availability.
- But on the other side, the fact that you have the availability of information, I'm, I'm learning a lot.
- But there seems to be an unfortunate trade off between availability and cost and benefit or at least risk.
- So like, what's your level of like performance, availability, value?
- There was no Internet, obviously, the the availability of information.
- But the point is RNG availability being scarce is a problem.
- So consequently there's a huge availability of words.
- Reason being this tax filing availability should be given to you for free.
Examples
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It seems as though we have an availability Friday at 4:00 PM.
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At first, when I called, they said they had no availability for 18 months.
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I think there are still some of them left, you know, subject to availability, but I love this so much.
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This is going to create longer waiting periods, reduce the availability for mental and physical health care.
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In contrast, the different landscape had a significant impact on the availability of some critical species.
Academic text (2011) -
Another advantage of the iPad is the availability of communication apps for it.
Academic text (2011) -
The public benefits both in the availability of new techniques as well as superior clinical care.
Fiction book (1991) -
How do different agricultural practices and technologies affect water availability and quality?
Academic text (2011) -
We have an availability for 'Carmen' at 2pm.
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Poor supply chain management can limit the availability of consumables and spare parts; lack of training institutions.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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How easy it is for people to reach or use something
How easy it is to find and access information when needed
Easy to get or use when you need it
The state of a service or system being available to use
Antonyms
How Available
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Availability comes from the root avail, which comes from the old Latin word valere meaning 'to be strong' or 'to be of use'. Think of the same root in value: if something has 'availability' it is 'ready to be used' or 'able to help', which is why the word means being able to be used when needed.