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Meanings of crèche in English

Depiction of the birth or birthplace of Jesus.

Usage of crèche in English
1
WORK will start shortly on the long awaited crèche in Leinster House.
The Irish Times
2
In Denmark, the government pays 80 per cent of the crèche fees.
The Irish Times
3
Oon-Mie had three children in the crèche, each by a different father.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
4
Also their young children are spending 12-plus hours a day in crèche.
The Irish Times
5
The pair were going to the local crèche to collect their children.
The Irish Times
6
The teacher from the crèche managed to grab three of the children.
The South African
7
You are the right person to be in charge of the crèche.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
8
The revival room outside the resurrection crèche is more chapel than infirmary.
The Hyperion Cantos
9
I've run my crèche and Montessori school for 20 years like this.
The Irish Times
10
Any time there's a wind warning we go to our nearby crèche.
Independent.ie
11
Corporal Rhadamanth Nemes's crèche shows green lights for the normal three-day resurrection.
The Hyperion Cantos
12
Facilities at the park will include 350 parking spaces and a crèche.
The Irish Times
13
From the cover of the dysfunctional crèche, I watched Father Tom Eliot.
Fear nothing
14
We were raised together as cubs in the crèche, in the fahrar.
Guild wars: ghosts of ascalon
15
I rush out the door to collect my son from the crèche.
The Irish Times
16
It will include shopping streets, a spa, crèche and a copper-clad dome.
The Irish Times
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Crèche through the time
Crèche across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare