Alameda Meaning in English
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Definition
A public walkway or street lined with trees, often found in parks or cities, designed for people to walk or relax.
Usage & Nuances
'Alameda' is used mainly in Spanish and Portuguese, and rarely in English outside place names. In English, it's understood in specific contexts (like 'Alameda Street'), but 'tree-lined avenue', 'boulevard', or 'promenade' are more common. Don't confuse with just 'avenue' (not always with trees).
Example Sentences
The park has a long alameda where people like to walk.
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We rested on a bench beside the alameda.
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Many birds live in the trees along the alameda.
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Let’s meet by the fountain at the start of the alameda.
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Every Sunday, families stroll down the alameda enjoying the shade.
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His apartment overlooks the alameda, so he wakes up to birds singing every morning.
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