gare
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of gare
1535–45; < Anglo-French, variant of Old French gard, jart
Example Sentences
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“Nice shoes!” read the welcome mat inside the CitizenM Paris Gare de Lyon hotel—a fitting quip since I already knew I would be walking a lot to avoid expensive ride-shares and taxis.
Six trains between London St Pancras International and Paris Gare du Nord were cancelled, with most others delayed, the timetable indicated.
From Barron's
In the French capital's Gare de Lyon, all trains to the southern port city of Marseille had been cancelled, and travellers stood in long queues trying to rebook.
From Barron's
Most of the arrests were made in or around Paris, where about 1,000 protesters - many masked or wearing balaclavas - clashed with police outside Gare du Nord train station.
From BBC
A group of young protesters outside Gare du Nord told the BBC they were taking to the streets in "solidarity" with people in precarious situations across France.
From BBC
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