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concourse Noun 1. a large open space in a public place, where people can meet: a crowded concourse at Heathrow Airport 2. a crowd [Latin concurrere to run together] Concourse an assembly of things or persons brought together; a moving group of people or things. See also assemblage. Examples: concourse of atoms, 1692; of books, 1855; of humours, 1604; of spiritual joy, 1628; of particles of matter, 1677; of all nations, 1642; of people, 1440; of dependent plebeians, 1781; of the world, 1558.
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concourse noun crowd, collection, gathering, assembly, crush, multitude, throng, convergence, hui N.Z. assemblage, meeting, runanga N.Z. |
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Elevated 7m above ground level on an embankment, the building has two separate parts housing departures and arrivals connected by a subway underneath the tracks (as opposed to the single concourses of Valence and Aix-en-Provence). UPON ARRIVAL: The concourses that are directly linked to the main terminal are A and B, which means if you arrive at either of them - particularly if your gate number is in double digits - you've got a long walk to baggage claim or ground transportation. The improvements include the redesign of the 33rd and 34th street entrances, the Seventh and Eighth Avenue plazas, the main lobby, the street level and railroad concourses, all the public corridors, all of its 44 elevators, and its mechanical equipment. |
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