Pied A Terre

A pied-à-terre is a small house or flat especially in a town which you own or rent but.
Pied a terre. In New York City real estate a pied-à-terre is an apartment whose owner uses it only on weekends or for short periods as a vacation home or a non-primary residence. Meaning pronunciation translations and examples. While the term does sound fancy its a bit outdated for clients of Gill Chowdhury a broker at Warburg Realty.
Copyright 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. A pied-à-terre French pronunciation. How to say pied-à-terre.
The building burnt down in 2004 closed for 9 months to rebuild yet still managed to retain two Michelin Stars. Executive Chef Asimakis is a hunter gatherer both in the UK and Greece where he forages samphire on the beach and scallop shells for presentation of his food when diving. A small house or apartment in a city that you own or rent in addition to your main home where you stay when visiting that city for a short time SMART Vocabulary.
How to pronounce pied-à-terre audio -ˌā-dä-. Pronounced pee-AY-dah-TARE its a second or third or fourth home thats not as large as ones primary residence used on an occasional basis and requiring minimal upkeep. Directed by Antonio Negret.
With Tom Payne Lou Diamond Phillips Halston Sage Aurora Perrineau. It is not meant to be used as a primary residence. A pied-à-terre French for foot on the ground is a city apartment thats occupied during the workweek and is not considered ones main residence.
Listen to the audio pronunciation in the Cambridge English Dictionary. Noun plural pieds-à-terre pee-ey-duh-tair -dah- pyey-piˌeɪ dəˈtɛər -dɑ- ˌpyeɪ- a residence as an apartment for part-time or temporary use. Related words and phrases.