banlieue

/ bɑ̃ljø /

noun

1. a suburb of a city

Example Sentences

Patricia Tourancheau, the author of the book about the heist, said she was "fascinated" by the "clash between these old-style burglars from the Parisian banlieue and this global social media star".

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"A black person from the Paris banlieue - people were not used to seeing that. When you have something new you are shocked sometimes and don't know how to deal with it," says Bastareaud.

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A local government policy of building high-quality football facilities in every Paris banlieue, partly to keep kids off the streets and out of trouble, has been fundamental to making the sport cheap and accessible to all.

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Konate even returned to his old Paris banlieue to unveil his Liverpool shirt, external-link while a delirious crowd lit red flares and chanted his name.

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Rose Ameziane, who is of Algerian heritage and also grew up in a banlieue, said that when police killed Merzouk last month, the anger made perfect sense.

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