chez en · ADP
Pronunciation
- /ʃeɪ/
- (Southern-England) audio
Etymology
Borrowed from French chez. Doublet of casa.
Meanings
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At the home of.
Even if I say so myself, Christmas chez the Forests is quite a heart-warming affair. For Ben, growing up, it was pure magic - a log fire in the grate, real candles on the giant tree, tea-lights twinkling on the tables.
2008 February 28, Lisa Forest, “Mind the gap: Empty house, empty nest, empty fridge”, in The Telegraph, archived from the original on 07 Jul 2013:
Translations (29)
tr -lar (at/in the home of) · ca ca (at/in the home of) · es donde (at/in the home of) · az gildə (at/in the home of) · sv hos (at/in the home of) · ga tigh (at/in the home of) · fi -lassa (at/in the home of) · tr -ler (at/in the home of) · hu -nél (at/in the home of) · da hos (at/in the home of) · fi luona (at/in the home of) · fr chez (at/in the home of) · la apud (at/in the home of) · pl u (at/in the home of) · hu (-ék)-nál (at/in the home of) · ru у (at/in the home of) · fi kylässä (at/in the home of) · he אֶצֶל (at/in the home of) · it da (at/in the home of) · fi kotona (at/in the home of) · rsk у (at/in the home of) · sh u (at/in the home of) · br ker (at/in the home of) · nl bij (at/in the home of) · eo ĉe (at/in the home of) · de bei (at/in the home of) · lt pas (at/in the home of) · gl cas (at/in the home of) · oc cò (at/in the home of)