Grenelle
English
editEtymology
editBorrowed from French Grenelle.
Proper noun
editGrenelle
- (historical) A commune of the Seine department, France
- A neighbourhood of Paris, France
Translations
editFrench
editPronunciation
editEtymology 1
editProper noun
editGrenelle m
- (historical) Grenelle (a commune of the Seine department, France)
- 1864, Amédée Gayet de Cesena, Le Nouveau Paris:
- Le pont de Grenelle, construit en bois en 1828, met en conmunication l’ancien Auteuil et l’ancien Grenelle.
- The bridge of Grenelle, built of wood in 1828, connects the former Auteuil and the former Grenelle.
- Grenelle (a neighbourhood of Paris, France)
Descendants
editEtymology 2
editMetonymic, after the Grenelle agreements (accords de Grenelle) of May 1968.
Noun
editGrenelle m (plural Grenelles)
- (France, politics) summit, committee meeting between the government and trade unions
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