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 Translation for 'leisure area' from English to French
NOUN   a leisure area | leisure areas
aire {f} de loisirsleisure area
Partial Matches
loisir {m}leisure
5
sport
espace {m} de loisirs
leisure complex
naut.
bateau {m} de plaisance
leisure boat
loisirs {m.pl}leisure time
activité {f} de loisirleisure activity
loisirs {m.pl}leisure {sg} [activities]
temps {m} libreleisure [free time]
centre {m} d'animationleisure center [Am.]
centre {m} d'animationleisure centre [Br.]
à discrétion {adv}at one's leisure
salles {f.pl} à vocation récréativerooms intended for leisure activities
savoir meubler ses loisirsto know how to fill one's leisure time
savoir meubler ses journéesto know how to fill one's leisure time
périmètre {m} [espace enclos]area
superficie {f} [étendue, surface]area
2
espace {m} [zone]area
sport
surface {f} [au football]
area
région {f}area
3
mil.
territoire {m}
area
secteur {m}area
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Usage Examples English
  • The so-called "T3 Southern Enlargement" will be offering 70,000 m2 (750,000 sq ft) of leisure area and new additional bus gates.
  • An ancient irrigation system for the royal kitchen-gardens and orchards (now farmland) includes channels and a noria waterwheel, recently restored in a leisure area known as Talud Sur (south bank of) de La Montaña de Aranjuez.
  • Hundreds of trees and thousands of perennials have been planted here in order to create a pleasant leisure area.
  • The Belgrade's first general urban plan, completed in 1924, envisioned the island as an excursion and leisure area.
  • The picturesque Bridgewater Canal runs through the Borough from the scenic village of Lymm to Walton Lea Gardens, a local park/leisure area.

  • It was inaugurated in 1969, initially as a leisure area.
  • There are several public leisure spaces including Shipwreck Cove: a shipwreck inspired playground and leisure area, themed play equipment and sporting and outdoor facilities including courts and BBQ / picnic spaces.
  • The Merchant City has been promoted and built up in recent years as a residential, shopping and leisure area, mirroring Covent Garden in the West End of London.
  • The owner fitted out the galleries with various rooms and passages designed as a leisure area.
  • The Schauinsland is a very popular leisure area for Freiburg and the region as it is suitable for a number of outdoor adventurous activities including hiking, skiing and mountain biking.

  • By the 1980s Middleton was in the middle of a 'leisure area' with The Belfry golf resort to the south, Aston Villa Football Club's Bodymoor Heath Training Ground to the east, Drayton Manor Theme Park to the north and the M6 Toll being built to the west.
  • The park was opened as a public leisure area. In 1988, Dudley bought Wolverhampton's share, gaining outright ownership.
  • Tamarin has benefited from continuous development in recent years including a new commercial and leisure area as well as a new primary school.
  • where there is a leisure area with two miniature railways.
  • It has a mixed retail and leisure area at its heart.

  • Intu Lakeside was granted permission in 2012 to extend to include 30-40 new stores, a new footbridge across the Alexandra Lake to the Lakeside Retail Park, a new leisure area, a new 80 bed Travelodge hotel overlooking the river and a brand new transport hub where the current railway station bridge is to allow easier interchange.
  • They are now used as a greenspace and leisure area, also known locally as "Foxes Forest".
  • The state-approved "leisure area" is located in the Bavarian Forest and borders Bohemia (the Czech Republic) in the east.
  • A second retail centre, the Peel Centre, managed by Land Securities, has 2 car parks, a leisure area called "The Point".
  • The cliff railway opened to the public in 1896; and was credited with stimulating the development of Constitution Hill as a popular leisure area.

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