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APT Definition


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advanced passenger train
noun
    (Brit)
    1. A lightweight electrically-powered train, designed to run at 250km/h (156mph) and to tilt on curves, which did not progress beyond the prototype stage.




apartment
noun
    1. A single room in a house or flat.
    2. A set of rooms used for accommodation, usually in a large building.
      Thesaurus: rooms, living quarters, flat, condominium, penthouse, tenement, suite, lodgings, pad (slang).
      Form: apartments
    (N Amer)
    3. A self-contained set of rooms for living in, usually all on one floor, in a large building that is divided into a number of similar units. Brit equivalent flat 2.
Etymology: 17c: from French appartement, from Latin appartire to apportion.





APT
abbreviation
    1. Advanced passenger train.




apt
adj
    1. Suitable.
      Thesaurus: appropriate, suitable, fit, proper, applicable, apropos, germane, befitting, timely, pertinent, seemly, meet.
    2. Clever or quick to learn.
Derivative: aptly
adverb
    Derivative: aptness
    noun
      Idiom: apt at something
        Ready and quick to learn or understand it.
          Example: She is apt at foreign languages
      Idiom: apt to do something
        Inclined or likely to do it.
          Example: Harry is apt to have illusions
          Thesaurus: likely to, inclined to, prone to, tending to, liable to, disposed to, given to.
      Etymology: 14c: from Latin aptus fit.





      apt.
      apt
      abbreviation
        1. Apartment.


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