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Meanings of pied-à-terre in English
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pied-à-terre Synonyms
Examples for "pied a terre"
Examples for "pied a terre"
1
The advantages of having an offshore pied a terre make it a reasonable compromise.
2
One such was held at the Manor Park pied a terre of attorney-at-law Ashley-Ann Foster.
3
Dress up your table for dinner with this art deco-inspired printed Sensu dinnerware collection by Pied a Terre.
4
The apartment had been one of her grandfather's pied a terres, and Beatrice's home since her parents' death shortly after her birth.
1
In the meantime, they decided to use that money to buy a vacation property.
2
Here's the deal, junior-jewelry, furs, cruises, vacation property, tech stocks, whatever you want, it's yours.
3
He not only bought the vacation property he had found in nearby Oregon, but also ended up refinancing his home and a rental property.
4
Talk to a local insurance agent before you go too far down the road of buying a vacation property, especially if it's on the water.
5
It also bans travel to second homes and vacation properties.
Usage of pied-à-terre in English
1
An agreeable little pied-à-terre on the Île de la Cité, perhaps, or near the Parc Monceau.
2
Who could forget Tom Aikens getting sacked from London restaurant Pied-à-terre after allegedly branding a sous-chef with a hot palette knife?