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A2 noun #7,000 가장 일반적인 6분 분량

avenue

상위 7,000

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설명 avenue in your Level:

At the A1 level, 'avenue' is one of the first words you learn when talking about the city and giving simple directions. It is used to describe where you live or where a shop is located. Learners should focus on the gender (feminine) and the basic phrase 'dans l'avenue'. You might use it in sentences like 'J'habite dans une avenue' or 'L'avenue est belle'. It is a high-frequency word because it is identical to English, making it an easy 'cognate' to remember, though the pronunciation is slightly different. You will see it on street signs everywhere in France.

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At the A2 level, you use 'avenue' more specifically in the context of travel and daily routines. You can describe the avenue (e.g., 'une avenue bruyante' or 'une avenue fleurie'). You begin to use prepositions more accurately, such as 'au coin de l'avenue' (at the corner of the avenue) or 'traverser l'avenue' (to cross the avenue). You might also learn about famous avenues like the Champs-Élysées. At this stage, you should be able to understand a GPS instruction that includes this word and be able to write your address correctly using the standard French format.

At the B1 level, you move beyond simple descriptions and start to use 'avenue' in discussions about urban life, transportation, and city history. You might compare an 'avenue' to a 'rue' or a 'boulevard' when explaining a route. You also start to encounter the word in more formal texts or news reports about events happening in the city. You should be comfortable using related verbs like 'longer l'avenue' (to go along the avenue) or 'donner sur l'avenue' (to overlook the avenue). Your vocabulary expands to include common collocations like 'avenue commerçante' (shopping avenue).

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At the B2 level, you can use 'avenue' in metaphorical contexts, though this is less common than the literal meaning. You might discuss urban planning ('l'aménagement des avenues') or the impact of traffic on large avenues. You are expected to understand the historical nuance of Haussmann's avenues in Paris and how they shaped modern French cities. You can use the word in complex sentences with relative clauses, such as 'L'avenue que nous avons descendue était bordée d'arbres centenaires'. You also recognize the word in literature where it might be used to set a specific grand or desolate mood.

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At the C1 level, you have a deep understanding of the architectural and sociological implications of the word 'avenue'. You can analyze how the creation of grand avenues affected social classes in 19th-century France. You use the word precisely in academic or professional discussions about architecture, history, or sociology. You are familiar with literary uses where 'avenue' might represent a transition or a symbolic path. You also understand the legal and administrative nuances of how 'avenues' are classified in French law compared to other types of roads.

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At the C2 level, 'avenue' is a tool for nuanced expression. You can use it in highly sophisticated metaphors or in technical urbanist discourse. You might discuss the 'avenues of thought' in a philosophical essay or use the term in a poetic description of a landscape. You have a mastery of all idiomatic and rare uses of the word. You can distinguish between the 'avenue' as a physical space and as a concept of urban grandeur, and you can debate the aesthetic evolution of French avenues from the Renaissance to the present day with native-level fluency.

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avenue 30초 만에

Avenue is a feminine noun meaning a wide, grand street, often lined with trees.
It differs from a 'rue' (smaller street) and a 'boulevard' (circular road).
Commonly used in addresses and directions; remember to use 'la' or 'l''.
Can be used metaphorically to mean a path or approach to a goal.

The French word avenue is a feminine noun that translates directly to 'avenue' in English, but its cultural and historical weight in France is significant. Historically, an avenue was a path or road that 'came toward' (from the verb avenir) a specific destination, such as a grand château, a monument, or a public square. Unlike a standard rue (street), which might be narrow or winding, an avenue is typically wide, straight, and often lined with trees, symbolizing prestige and urban planning.

Urban Planning Context: In the context of Baron Haussmann's renovation of Paris in the 19th century, avenues were designed to provide light, air, and grand vistas. They connect major hubs of the city. When a French person uses the word, they are often implying a certain scale and grandeur. You will find avenues in almost every French city, usually named after famous historical figures or dates.

Nous nous sommes promenés le long de la grande avenue bordée de platanes pour admirer l'Arc de Triomphe.

Metaphorical Meaning: Beyond physical geography, 'avenue' can refer to a means of approaching a problem or a path toward a goal. Although 'piste' or 'voie' is more common for 'pathway' in a figurative sense, 'avenue' is used in formal or literary contexts to describe a potential course of action or a field of exploration.

L'administration explore de nouvelles avenues pour résoudre la crise du logement.

Social Standing: Living on an avenue often suggests a higher social standing or a more central urban location compared to living on a 'chemin' (path) or a 'ruelle' (alley). The word carries a connotation of openness and visibility.

Cette avenue est réputée pour ses boutiques de luxe et ses hôtels particuliers.

Le cortège passera par l'avenue des Champs-Élysées lors du défilé du 14 juillet.

Il y a beaucoup de circulation sur l'avenue principale aujourd'hui.

Using avenue correctly requires an understanding of prepositions and context. Generally, we use 'dans' or 'sur' depending on the focus.

Preposition Usage: To say 'on the avenue', French speakers often use 'sur l'avenue' (on the surface/extent of) or 'dans l'avenue' (within the space of). For addresses, we say 'Il habite au 15, avenue Foch'. Note that no preposition like 'sur' is needed between the number and the word 'avenue'.

Le bureau de poste se trouve juste sur l'avenue de la République.

Describing the Avenue: Avenues are frequently described by their physical attributes. Common adjectives include 'large' (wide), 'ombragée' (shaded), 'passante' (busy), or 'majestueuse' (majestic). Because 'avenue' is feminine, these adjectives must agree in gender.

C'est une avenue très animée avec de nombreux cafés et terrasses.

Vous devez suivre l'avenue jusqu'au prochain carrefour.

Plural Usage: In plural, 'les avenues' refers to the general network of wide streets. It is often used in literature to describe the vastness of a city.

Les avenues de Paris sont illuminées pendant les fêtes de fin d'année.

Elle a cherché son chemin parmi les avenues désertes de la ville endormie.

The word avenue is omnipresent in French daily life, appearing in navigation, news, and history.

GPS and Navigation: When using a GPS in France, you will constantly hear instructions like 'Tournez à droite sur l'avenue...' or 'Continuez sur l'avenue...'. It is a fundamental term for orientation. In public transport, many metro or bus stations are named after the avenue they serve.

Le GPS indique que nous devons prendre la troisième avenue à gauche.

Real Estate and Commerce: Real estate agents use the term to highlight the desirability of a property. An 'appartement sur l'avenue' is often more expensive than one on a side street. Similarly, businesses use the word in their branding to evoke a sense of scale and reliability.

Cette agence immobilière propose des biens prestigieux sur l'avenue Victor Hugo.

Il y a un grand rassemblement prévu sur l'avenue de la Gare.

Le magasin est situé à l'angle de la rue et de l'avenue.

English speakers often face specific challenges when using avenue in French.

Gender Confusion: The most common mistake is treating 'avenue' as masculine. Because many street-related words in other languages might be masculine, learners often say 'le avenue'. Remember: it is always la or l' (because it starts with a vowel), but the underlying gender is feminine.

Incorrect: *Le grand avenue. Correct: La grande avenue.

Spelling Errors: In English, 'avenue' is spelled exactly the same as in French. However, learners sometimes forget the final 'e' or try to double the 'n' due to confusion with other French words like 'année'. Stick to the standard spelling: a-v-e-n-u-e.

N'oubliez pas d'écrire avenue avec un seul 'n'.

Ce n'est pas une rue étroite, c'est une avenue spacieuse.

Preposition Overuse: Learners often want to say 'Il habite dans l'avenue de...' when giving an address. In French, the standard way is simply 'Il habite avenue de...'. The 'dans l'' is used when describing an action happening in the street, not for the address itself.

J'habite avenue de l'Opéra, juste à côté du musée.

French has many words for thoroughfares, each with a specific nuance.

Rue: The most common word for a street. It is generally narrower than an avenue and is the default term for any urban road.
Boulevard: Historically built on the site of old fortifications (bulwarks). Boulevards often form rings around a city center, whereas avenues tend to radiate from the center outwards.
Allée: Usually a smaller, tree-lined path, often found in parks, gardens, or private estates. It is more intimate than an avenue.

L'avenue est plus large que la rue voisine.

Le boulevard circulaire contourne la ville, tandis que l'avenue mène au centre.

Cours: Common in Southern France (like the 'Cours Mirabeau' in Aix-en-Provence), this is a wide, often pedestrian-friendly avenue with many trees.

Les touristes aiment marcher sur cette avenue pour voir les vitrines.

Il y a une petite allée qui rejoint l'avenue principale.

How Formal Is It?

격식체

"Nous sollicitons l'aménagement de l'avenue."

중립

"Où se trouve l'avenue de la République ?"

비격식체

"On se capte sur l'avenue ?"

Child friendly

"Regarde les grands arbres sur l'avenue !"

속어

"C'est blindé de monde sur l'avenue."

재미있는 사실

Originally, an avenue was specifically a path lined with trees that led to a country house or a grand manor. It was designed to impress visitors as they 'arrived'.

발음 가이드

UK /av.ny/

US /av.ny/

The stress is slightly on the last syllable: av-e-NUE.

라임이 맞는 단어

venue tenue convenue inconnue retenue nue vue rue

자주 하는 실수

Pronouncing the final 'e' (it should be silent).
Pronouncing the 'u' like the English 'oo' (it should be the French 'u').
Using an English 'a' sound (it should be a French 'a').
Stressing the first syllable.
Making the 'n' sound too nasal (it's a clear 'n').

난이도

독해 1/5

Very easy as it is a cognate with English.

쓰기 2/5

Easy, but watch the silent 'e' and the single 'n'.

말하기 3/5

Moderate because of the French 'u' sound.

듣기 2/5

Easy to recognize in context.

다음에 무엇을 배울까

선수 학습

rue ville maison arbres route

다음에 배울 것

boulevard carrefour trottoir quartier immeuble

고급

urbanisme chaussée artère périphérique esplanade

알아야 할 문법

Nouns starting with a vowel use l' instead of la.

L'avenue (not La avenue).

Feminine adjectives must agree with avenue.

Une avenue étroite.

Preposition 'à' contracts with 'le' but not 'la'.

À l'avenue (no contraction).

Addresses often omit the article.

J'habite 5, avenue de Gaulle.

Plural formation by adding 's'.

Les grandes avenues.

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C'est une belle avenue.

It is a beautiful avenue.

Avenue is feminine, so we use 'une' and 'belle'.

J'habite avenue de Paris.

I live on Paris Avenue.

In addresses, we often omit the preposition 'dans'.

L'avenue est très longue.

The avenue is very long.

L' is used because avenue starts with a vowel.

Où est l'avenue ?

Where is the avenue?

Simple question structure.

Il y a des arbres dans l'avenue.

There are trees on the avenue.

Plural 'des' with 'arbres'.

Elle marche dans l'avenue.

She is walking on the avenue.

Present tense of 'marcher'.

Le bus passe par l'avenue.

The bus goes through the avenue.

Preposition 'par' indicates the route.

C'est mon avenue préférée.

It is my favorite avenue.

Possessive 'mon' (masculine form used before a vowel) + feminine noun.

Tournez à gauche sur l'avenue Victor Hugo.

Turn left onto Victor Hugo Avenue.

Imperative form for directions.

Il y a beaucoup de magasins sur cette avenue.

There are many shops on this avenue.

Demonstrative adjective 'cette' (feminine).

Nous habitons au début de l'avenue.

We live at the beginning of the avenue.

Contraction 'au' (à + le).

L'avenue est fermée aujourd'hui.

The avenue is closed today.

Passive state using 'est fermée'.

Je cherche une pharmacie dans l'avenue.

I am looking for a pharmacy on the avenue.

Direct object 'une pharmacie'.

L'avenue est plus large que la rue.

The avenue is wider than the street.

Comparative 'plus... que'.

Il traverse l'avenue avec son chien.

He is crossing the avenue with his dog.

Verb 'traverser' is transitive.

Ma voiture est garée dans l'avenue.

My car is parked on the avenue.

Past participle 'garée' agrees with 'voiture'.

Cette avenue est célèbre pour ses monuments historiques.

This avenue is famous for its historical monuments.

Adjective 'célèbre' is invariable for gender.

On peut longer l'avenue pour arriver au parc.

One can go along the avenue to reach the park.

Infinitive 'longer' after 'peut'.

L'avenue était bondée pendant le festival.

The avenue was crowded during the festival.

Imperfect tense 'était' for description.

Elle a pris l'avenue principale pour éviter les petites rues.

She took the main avenue to avoid the small streets.

Passé composé with 'avoir'.

Il y a une piste cyclable tout au long de l'avenue.

There is a bike lane all along the avenue.

Expression 'tout au long de'.

Le défilé descend l'avenue chaque année.

The parade goes down the avenue every year.

Verb 'descendre' used transitively.

L'avenue est bordée de magnifiques platanes.

The avenue is lined with magnificent plane trees.

Passive voice 'est bordée'.

Nous nous sommes rencontrés au milieu de l'avenue.

We met in the middle of the avenue.

Pronominal verb in passé composé.

L'ouverture de cette nouvelle avenue a transformé le quartier.

The opening of this new avenue transformed the neighborhood.

Subject is 'L'ouverture'.

Les urbanistes réfléchissent à la piétonnisation de l'avenue.

Urban planners are thinking about pedestrianizing the avenue.

Noun 'piétonnisation' from 'piéton'.

L'avenue offre une perspective imprenable sur le château.

The avenue offers an unobstructed view of the castle.

Adjective 'imprenable' (stunning/unbeatable).

Bien que l'avenue soit bruyante, elle est très centrale.

Although the avenue is noisy, it is very central.

Subjunctive 'soit' after 'bien que'.

Elle explore différentes avenues pour financer son projet.

She is exploring different avenues to fund her project.

Metaphorical use of 'avenues'.

L'avenue Jean Jaurès est l'une des artères les plus fréquentées.

Jean Jaurès Avenue is one of the busiest arteries.

Superlative 'les plus fréquentées'.

Il a fallu des années pour rénover toute l'avenue.

It took years to renovate the entire avenue.

Impersonal 'Il a fallu'.

L'avenue s'étend sur plusieurs kilomètres.

The avenue extends for several kilometers.

Pronominal verb 's'étendre'.

La majesté de l'avenue réside dans son alignement parfait.

The majesty of the avenue lies in its perfect alignment.

Abstract noun 'majesté'.

L'avenue agit comme un trait d'union entre deux époques architecturales.

The avenue acts as a link between two architectural eras.

Metaphor 'trait d'union'.

Les loyers sur l'avenue Montaigne ont atteint des sommets.

Rents on Avenue Montaigne have reached new heights.

Plural subject 'les loyers'.

Le projet vise à redonner à l'avenue sa vocation première de promenade.

The project aims to restore the avenue's original purpose as a promenade.

Verb 'redonner' with indirect object.

L'avenue, autrefois paisible, est devenue un axe de transit majeur.

The avenue, once peaceful, has become a major transit axis.

Apposition 'autrefois paisible'.

Il s'agit d'une avenue de recherche prometteuse pour la médecine.

This is a promising avenue of research for medicine.

Metaphorical 'avenue de recherche'.

L'avenue débouche sur une place circulaire imposante.

The avenue opens onto an imposing circular square.

Verb 'déboucher sur'.

L'aménagement de l'avenue favorise désormais les mobilités douces.

The layout of the avenue now favors soft mobility.

Technical term 'mobilités douces'.

L'avenue s'enfonçait dans le crépuscule, telle une veine de bitume.

The avenue plunged into the twilight, like a vein of asphalt.

Literary simile 'telle une'.

On ne saurait ignorer l'importance symbolique de cette avenue triomphale.

One cannot ignore the symbolic importance of this triumphal avenue.

Formal 'on ne saurait' (one cannot).

L'avenue, par son ampleur, écrase les modestes habitations adjacentes.

The avenue, by its scale, dwarfs the modest adjacent dwellings.

Verb 'écraser' used figuratively.

Chaque pavé de l'avenue semble murmurer les secrets de l'histoire.

Every cobblestone of the avenue seems to whisper the secrets of history.

Personification of 'pavé'.

Le romancier utilise l'avenue comme métaphore de l'ascension sociale.

The novelist uses the avenue as a metaphor for social climbing.

Literary analysis context.

L'avenue se perdait dans un brouillard épais, gommant tout repère.

The avenue was lost in a thick fog, erasing all landmarks.

Present participle 'gommant'.

L'urbanisme haussmannien a fait de l'avenue le théâtre de la modernité.

Haussmann urbanism made the avenue the theater of modernity.

Prepositional phrase 'théâtre de'.

Il convient d'explorer toutes les avenues juridiques avant de conclure.

It is appropriate to explore all legal avenues before concluding.

Formal 'il convient de'.

자주 쓰는 조합

grande avenue

avenue commerçante

avenue ombragée

remonter l'avenue

descendre l'avenue

avenue principale

traverser l'avenue

border l'avenue

avenue résidentielle

donner sur l'avenue

자주 쓰는 구문

Au coin de l'avenue

— At the corner of the avenue. Used for giving directions.

Rendez-vous au coin de l'avenue Foch.

Tout au long de l'avenue

— All along the avenue. Describes something spanning the whole length.

Il y a des drapeaux tout au long de l'avenue.

Prendre l'avenue

— To take/follow the avenue. Standard for directions.

Prenez l'avenue sur deux kilomètres.

Une avenue de recherche

— An avenue of research. Used in academic contexts.

C'est une nouvelle avenue de recherche pour nous.

L'avenue la plus proche

— The nearest avenue. Common in navigation.

Où est l'avenue la plus proche ?

Habiter avenue de...

— To live on ... Avenue. The standard way to state an address.

J'habite avenue Mozart.

Une avenue prestigieuse

— A prestigious avenue. Often implies wealth.

C'est une avenue prestigieuse avec des ambassades.

Couper l'avenue

— To cross or intersect the avenue.

Cette petite rue coupe l'avenue perpendiculairement.

L'avenue est dégagée

— The avenue is clear (of traffic).

Vous pouvez y aller, l'avenue est dégagée.

Faire l'avenue

— To walk up and down the avenue (often to be seen).

Ils aiment faire l'avenue le dimanche après-midi.

자주 혼동되는 단어

avenue vs avenir

Avenir means 'future'. While related etymologically, they are used differently.

avenue vs avenant

Avenant is an adjective meaning 'pleasant' or a noun meaning 'amendment' to a contract.

avenue vs boulevard

A boulevard is also a wide street but usually circular; an avenue is usually straight.

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"Explorer toutes les avenues"

— To explore all possibilities or options. Similar to 'leave no stone unturned'.

Nous devons explorer toutes les avenues pour réussir.

neutral

"Ouvrir des avenues"

— To open up new opportunities or fields of study.

Cette découverte ouvre des avenues incroyables.

formal

"Être sur la bonne avenue"

— To be on the right track (less common than 'voie', but used).

Je pense que nous sommes sur la bonne avenue avec ce plan.

neutral

"Une avenue sans issue"

— A dead-end path (metaphorically). A situation with no solution.

Cette négociation semble être une avenue sans issue.

neutral

"L'avenue du succès"

— The path to success.

Il a enfin trouvé l'avenue du succès.

literary

"Battre les avenues"

— To roam or scour the streets (archaic/literary).

Il a battu les avenues de la ville toute la nuit.

literary

"Prendre l'avenue de la facilité"

— To take the easy way out.

Il ne faut pas toujours prendre l'avenue de la facilité.

neutral

"Une avenue de lumière"

— A poetic description of a bright, wide path.

Le soleil couchant créait une avenue de lumière.

poetic

"Fermer toutes les avenues"

— To block all possibilities.

Le gouvernement a fermé toutes les avenues de protestation.

formal

"L'avenue du temps"

— The passage of time (poetic).

Il regardait l'avenue du temps s'écouler.

poetic

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avenue vs rue

Both mean street.

A rue is a general, often smaller street. An avenue is wider and more prestigious.

La rue est petite, mais l'avenue est large.

avenue vs route

Both are roads.

A route is usually between cities (highway). An avenue is inside a city.

La route mène à Lyon, l'avenue mène à la mairie.

avenue vs allée

Both are paths.

An allée is usually a smaller path in a park or private property.

L'allée est dans le jardin, l'avenue est dans la ville.

avenue vs chemin

Both are ways to travel.

A chemin is often unpaved or rural. An avenue is urban and paved.

Le chemin est boueux, l'avenue est propre.

avenue vs cours

Both are wide streets.

Cours is specifically used in some French cities for a wide promenade.

Le cours est un lieu de promenade, l'avenue est pour les voitures.

문장 패턴

C'est une [adjective] avenue.

C'est une grande avenue.

Il y a [noun] dans l'avenue.

Il y a un café dans l'avenue.

Je préfère [verb] par l'avenue.

Je préfère passer par l'avenue.

L'avenue est connue pour [reason].

L'avenue est connue pour ses arbres.

L'avenue débouche sur [place].

L'avenue débouche sur la place centrale.

L'avenue s'inscrit dans [context].

L'avenue s'inscrit dans un plan d'urbanisme.

Où se trouve l'avenue [Name] ?

Où se trouve l'avenue Foch ?

L'avenue est située [preposition] [place].

L'avenue est située près du parc.

어휘 가족

명사

동사

사용법

frequency

Very frequent in urban contexts.

자주 하는 실수

Le avenue → L'avenue
Avenue is feminine, and because it starts with a vowel, 'la' becomes 'l''.
Avennue → Avenue
There is only one 'n' in the French word 'avenue'.
Dans la avenue → Dans l'avenue
You must use the elided form 'l'' before a vowel.
Il habite sur 5 avenue... → Il habite 5, avenue...
In addresses, you don't need a preposition before the number.
Un avenue large → Une avenue large
Even though it sounds like it could be masculine, it is strictly feminine.

팁

Gender Agreement

Always make sure your adjectives are feminine when describing an avenue. Say 'une avenue étroite' not 'étroit'.

The French U

Practice the 'u' sound in 'avenue'. Round your lips and say 'ee'. It's the key to sounding native.

Cognate Alert

This is a perfect cognate! Use it to build your confidence in French urban vocabulary.

Haussmann Style

When you think of an avenue, think of the grand stone buildings of Paris. That's the typical 'avenue' vibe.

Address Format

In France, write the number first, then a comma, then the word 'avenue'. Example: 10, avenue de la Gare.

Metaphors

Don't be afraid to use 'avenue' for 'possibilities' in formal writing. It sounds very sophisticated.

GPS Cues

Listen for 'avenue' in GPS instructions; it's a signal that you are likely on a major, high-speed road.

Smooth Transitions

Practice the liaison: 'une avenue' sounds like 'u-na-ve-nue'.

Single N

Despite 'année' having two Ns, 'avenue' only has one. Don't let other words confuse you!

Prestige

If someone says they live on an 'avenue', they might be subtly indicating they live in a nice area.

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기억법

Think of 'Avenue' as the path where you 'Arive' (Arrive). Both start with 'A' and relate to coming to a place.

시각적 연상

Imagine a long, wide street with a huge monument like the Eiffel Tower at the end and trees on both sides.

Word Web

rue boulevard ville arbres maison adresse trottoir voiture

챌린지

Try to name three famous avenues in the world using the French word 'avenue' (e.g., Avenue des Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne, Avenue de l'Opéra).

어원

The word 'avenue' comes from the Old French 'avenue', which is the feminine past participle of the verb 'avenir' (to come to, to arrive). It literally meant 'the act of coming' or 'an access'.

원래 의미: An access, a way of approach to a place.

Romance (Latin: advenire).

문화적 맥락

No specific sensitivities, but living on an 'avenue' can imply wealth, so be aware of social connotations.

In the US, 'Avenue' often runs North-South while 'Street' runs East-West (like in NYC). In France, there is no such strict grid rule.

Avenue des Champs-Élysées (Paris) L'Avenue (famous restaurant in Paris) Avenue Montaigne (center of French high fashion)

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실제 사용 상황

Giving Directions

Continuez sur l'avenue
Prenez la première avenue
C'est au bout de l'avenue
L'avenue traverse le parc

Writing an Address

12, avenue de la Paix
Résidence de l'Avenue
Angle avenue Foch
BP 40 avenue des Pins

Describing a City

De larges avenues
Des avenues arborées
L'animation de l'avenue
Une avenue historique

Shopping

Les boutiques de l'avenue
Aller faire l'avenue
Un café sur l'avenue
L'avenue du luxe

Traffic Reports

Bouchon sur l'avenue
Avenue fermée au trafic
Travaux sur l'avenue
Avenue à sens unique

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"Quelle est la plus belle avenue de ta ville ?"

"Est-ce que tu préfères habiter dans une petite rue ou une grande avenue ?"

"Connais-tu l'histoire de l'avenue des Champs-Élysées ?"

"Y a-t-il beaucoup de magasins sur l'avenue principale près de chez toi ?"

"Aimes-tu te promener sur les grandes avenues le soir ?"

일기 주제

Décris une avenue célèbre que tu as visitée. Qu'as-tu vu ?

Imagine une avenue du futur. Comment est-elle ? Y a-t-il des voitures ?

Pourquoi les avenues sont-elles importantes pour l'image d'une ville ?

Raconte une rencontre intéressante que tu as faite au coin d'une avenue.

Si tu devais donner ton nom à une avenue, laquelle choisirais-tu ?

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It is feminine. You should use 'la' or 'une'. Example: 'La belle avenue'.

Historically, boulevards were built on old city walls (circular), while avenues were straight roads leading to a monument.

The most common abbreviation is 'Av.' or 'Ave'.

Both are used. 'Dans l'avenue' is very common for being in the street space, 'sur l'avenue' for being on its surface.

No, the final 'e' is silent in standard French.

Because 'avenue' starts with a vowel (a), so we elide 'la' to 'l''.

No, 'avenir' means future. 'Avenue' only refers to the street or a path.

It depends on the name. 'Avenue des Champs-Élysées' (of the) or 'Avenue Victor Hugo' (no 'de' for people usually).

It is a direct cognate: 'Avenue'.

Usually no, it is an urban term. In the country, you would use 'chemin' or 'route'.

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