boulangerie
[ boo-lanzhuh-ree ]
noun,plural bou·lan·ge·ries [boo-lanzhuh-ree]. /bu lɛ̃ʒəˈri/. French.
a bakery that specializes in baking and selling bread.
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During coronavirus pandemic lockdowns, boulangeries were considered essential businesses, and a trip to the bakery was an approved activity.
In August in Paris, a baguette is sometimes a full 20 minutes away | Rick Noack | August 5, 2022 | Washington PostAt last this man, whose name was Jean Leroux, told me he had obtained employment for both Pierre and me in a boulangerie.
You go to a boulangerie and buy a crisp, newly baked loaf for a penny.
A Spring Walk in Provence | Archibald MarshallI gathered up an assortment, then went into a boulangerie for bread.
The Car That Went Abroad | Albert Bigelow Paine
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