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Meanings of avenue in English
Synonyms
Examples for "boulevard"
Examples for "boulevard"
1
They were driving along a wide boulevard beside a serene blue sea.
2
The car traversed a boulevard; the arc-lights showed that it was deserted.
3
The outer boulevard is their breathing space; the suburbs belong to them.
4
I will wait outside in the boulevard for you with the carriage.
5
They walked in silence until they reached the boulevard bordering the ocean.
1
Almost at the same instant a man stumbled out of the allée and ran down the boulevard.
2
A man was walking in the allée.
3
You know the court of the Athénée is on the other side of the high wall bounding your walk, the allée défendue.
4
He found her walking slowly up and down an allée of elms, through the leaves of which the bright September sunshine sifted down.
5
The second dolmen had also a grotto or allée couverte, in which was found an earthen pot, containing ashes and three gold necklaces.
1
Now - going along Madison Ave. she feels that she is nice.
2
Other freaks on Ave. include elderly Beau Brummel, with cutaway, spats, etc.
3
Grand Central Palace and lower Park Ave. bespoken for pageants, exhibits, etc.
4
In his spare time he worked out of 1454 Foster Ave., Chicago.
5
St. and 9th Ave. has been supervising delicate job of decoration there.
Usage of avenue in English
1
It's hard either way and you have to try every avenue possible.
2
So I've got to choose the right avenue and the right time.
3
Almost afraid to ask, I eased into a new avenue of questioning.
4
Growing points: Trans-splicing provides a promising avenue for developing novel therapeutic approaches.
5
One avenue of explanation may have been neglected or ignored: power steering.
6
Most people don't need yet another avenue where strangers can message them.
7
Lady Margaret was at the far end of a long, wide avenue.
8
A school-based universal prevention approach is one avenue to address these issues.
9
The frogs were making merry in the marshy fields along the avenue.
10
At least there was less foot traffic than in the main avenue.
11
We approached it through the famous avenue of elms in the park.
12
The avenue terminated near the house in hedges of lilacs and acacias.
13
The avenue ahead was clear, and the coachman whipped up the horses.
14
The crowd accompanied the carriage to the iron gates of the avenue.
15
Alwyn went straight toward the house and disappeared in the oak avenue.
16
Household gear lay scattered in the yard and even littered the avenue.
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Avenue through the time
Avenue across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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