plaza in Latin
plaza in Latin is platea — plaza means an open public square in a town or city.
plaza in Latin
platea
A town's public square.
What does "plaza" mean?
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noun An open public square in a town or city.
"We met by the fountain in the middle of the plaza."
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noun A shopping centre or strip mall.
"There is a big car park outside the plaza, next to the supermarket."
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plaza in a sentence
- We met by the fountain in the middle of the plaza.
- Market stalls fill the old plaza every Saturday morning.
- There is a big car park outside the plaza, next to the supermarket.
- I picked up some stamps at the post office in the plaza.
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What is "plaza" in Latin?
"plaza" in Latin is platea. plaza means: An open public square in a town or city.
How do you use "plaza" in a sentence?
Example: "We met by the fountain in the middle of the plaza." In Latin, "plaza" is platea.
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