meubelboulevard

Dutch

Etymology

Compound of meubel (furniture) + boulevard (boulevard, avenue). Originally used as the name of a specific furniture store district in Beverwijk, but used generically by the mid 1980s.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈmøː.bəl.bu.ləˌvaːr/
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  • Hyphenation: meu‧bel‧bou‧le‧vard

Noun

meubelboulevard m (plural meubelboulevards)

  1. A spacious shopping area with many furniture stores, DIY stores and various home improvement stores, usually located at or near an industrial estate and provided with relatively much parking space. [from 1980s]

See also

  • woonboulevard
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