Quartiers (en. Neighborhoods)

/kaʁ.tje/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

Division of a city, often characterized by a specific atmosphere or function.

The historic district attracts many tourists.

Le quartier historique attire de nombreux touristes.

Sector for housing or business.

They live in a quiet neighborhood.

Ils habitent dans un quartier calme.

Administrative or military department.

He works in the army's headquarters.

Il travaille dans le quartier général de l'armée.

From Latin 'quartarius' meaning 'a fourth', referring to the division of space.

popular neighborhoods

Urban areas that are often densely populated.

quartiers populaires

business districts

Urban sectors focused on business and commerce.

quartiers d'affaires

residential neighborhoods

Areas primarily composed of housing.

quartiers résidentiels

urban

Relating to cities and urban life.

urban

rural

Relates to non-urban areas, typically in the countryside.

rural

municipality

Administrative unit of the first instance in France.

commune

A place where you often hang out with friends.

Let's meet in the neighborhood tonight.

On se retrouve dans le quartier ce soir.

An area known for its nightlife.

This neighborhood is very lively on weekends.

Ce quartier est très animé le week-end.