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Definition of bowery - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
leafyDated sheltered by trees or foliageDated
- The garden was bowery and inviting.
2.
historyDated US relating to colonial Dutch farm estatesDated US
- The bowery style architecture is evident in the old buildings of New York..
Origin of bowery
Dutch, bouwerij (farm)
Examples of bowery in a sentence
They enjoyed a picnic under the bowery canopy. The museum showcased bowery artifacts from the colonial era. Bowery influences can be seen in the city's oldest structures.
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- French:ombragé, historique, ...
- German:laubgeschützt, Bowery-Stil, ...
- Italian:ombreggiato, stile coloniale olandese, ...
- Spanish:frondoso, de estilo bowery, ...
- Portuguese:arborizado, colonial, ...
- Chinese:绿荫的, 荷兰殖民风格, ...
- Japanese:木陰の, バウアリー様式, ...
- Arabic:وَريف, بَوَرِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מֻצָּל, בּוֹאַרִי, ...
- Russian:тенистый, голландский колониальный, ...
- Ukrainian:затишний під деревами, у стилі бауері, ...
- Hindi:हरी-भरी, बावरी शैली, ...
Definition of Bowery - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
New York CityUS street in New York City known for cheap hotelsUS
- The Bowery was once infamous for its cheap hotels.
2.
geographyUS district in New York City with a history of povertyUS
- The Bowery district has undergone significant gentrification.
Origin of Bowery
Dutch, bouwerij (farm)
Examples of Bowery in a sentence
The Bowery has a rich history of cultural diversity. Artists are drawn to the Bowery for its vibrant culture. The Bowery was once known for its flophouses.
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- French:Bowery, ...
- German:Bowery, ...
- Italian:Bowery, ...
- Spanish:Bowery, ...
- Portuguese:Bowery, ...
- Chinese:包厘街, ...
- Japanese:バワリー, ...
- Arabic:باوِري, حي باوري, ...
- Hebrew:בָּאוּאֶרִי, בָּאוּרִי, ...
- Russian:Бауэри, ...
- Ukrainian:Бауері, ...
- Hindi:बॉवरी, ...
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