Noun:

কাপড় কাচার স্বয়ংক্রিয় মেসিনসমেত লন্ড্রি যেখানে লোকে পয়সা দিয়ে কাপড় কাচিয়ে নিতে পারে,

laundrettes's Usage Examples:

Laundromats are known in the United Kingdom as launderettes or laundrettes, and in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand as laundromats.

current face of Thorame: work of municipal administration (fountains, laundrettes, communal furnace, new town hall…), richness of the places of worships.

Winter Dyke Box mangle Fluff and Fold, a service provided by commercial laundrettes Ironing Tunnel finisher Industrial laundry Tunnel washer Industrial laundry.

Chapaize (Bessuge, Gemaugue, Lancharre and Chapaize), there are several laundrettes which were still used at the beginning of the 1950s.

episodes of high drama and created a talking-point in the factories and laundrettes which boosted our viewing figures for a period, but when the dust settled.

of sui generis uses include embassies, theatres, amusement arcades, laundrettes, taxi or vehicle hire businesses, petrol filling stations, scrapyards.

bought supermarket chain Kibby's, Quids-In clothing shops, Uni-Wash laundrettes, and some Kentucky Fried Chicken franchises.

hotels, inns, the home, alternative communities, pubs, restaurants, laundrettes, holiday camps, coffee houses, community centres, in accommodations and.

much needed 'clean outlet' for his money, Omar decides to take over two laundrettes owned by a friend of Nasser.

These specifically include: theatres amusement arcades laundrettes petrol stations car dealerships taxi/car rental firm scrapyard nightclubs.

shops, gardening shops, corner shops and newsagents, alcohol shops, laundrettes, post offices, and some other retailers.

points, currency exchange offices, post offices, funeral directors, laundrettes and dry cleaners, medical, health and mental health services, vets, pet.

After the end of the war Gibbs invested in a chain of laundrettes, but his career shifted after a friend introduced him to actress Muriel.

societies; cash points; currency exchanges; post offices; funeral directors; laundrettes and dry cleaners; medical and health services; vets and pet shops; agricultural.

general public, and are installed in publicly accessible laundromats or laundrettes, operated by money accepting devices or card readers.

convenience stores; off licences; banks, building societies and post offices; laundrettes and dry cleaners; medical centres, pharmacies; vets, pet shops; petrol.

extensions to the nurses quarters (1934), new bathrooms, staff residences and laundrettes.