dépanneur
Britishnoun
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Origin of dépanneur
from Canadian French
Example Sentences
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“If we were to close, we would not reopen,” said Sabrina Meinhardt, the director of operations at Dépanneur in Brooklyn.
From New York Times
One warm morning last fall, that week’s group of cooks milled about the Depanneur’s large communal table, sharing jokes and drinking coffee with homemade anise-flavored cookies.
From New York Times
“There is no official translation,” said Len Senater, who owns the Depanneur.
From New York Times
No Syrian food businesses has felt the spotlight more acutely than Newcomer Kitchen, a nonprofit group of women who come together each Wednesday to cook a traditional Syrian meal in a small cafe and food business incubator called the Depanneur.
From New York Times
“If the weather was sunny, we would have had a lot of ghetto kids there,” he said the next day over a burger at Le Dépanneur, a local restaurant.
From New York Times
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