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pied-à-terre

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pied-à-terre  (py-dä-târ)
n. pl. pieds-à-terre (py-dä-târ)
A secondary or temporary place of lodging.

[French : pied, foot + à, to, on + terre, ground.]

pied-à-terre [ˌpjeɪtɑːˈtɛə]
n pl pieds-à-terre [ˌpjeɪtɑːˈtɛə]
a flat, house, or other lodging for secondary or occasional use
[French, literally: foot on (the) ground]
Translations
pied-à-terre [ˌpɪeɪdɑːˈtɛəʳ] N (pieds-à-terre (pl)) [ˌpjeɪdɑːˈtɛəʳ]segunda vivienda f (en una ciudad)
pied-à-terre
nZweitwohnung f
pied-à-terre [ˌpjeɪtɑːˈtɛəʳ] npied-à-terre m inv


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In recent months, DiFuria and Goldbart say they have been rushing from mansion to pied-à-terre, helping the moneyed class figure out how to deal with down-and-out friends and relatives without turning them into welfare cases.
That means he stays in the 10-room Manhattan pied-à-terre for only six or so weeks per year, though other artists are usually around.
She paid $29 million for it in early 2005, and renovated the condo from about 8,300 square feet of raw space into a five-bedroom pied-à-terre.
 
 
 
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