Asked by berlanda
Ryan purchased a pied-à-terre in the south of France. Despite having a sumptuous London home, he enjoyed escaping the bustle of the city for a few quiet days in the country.
What is the meaning of pied-à-terre?
Which word or phrase from the passage is most helpful for determining the definition?
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"Pied-à-terre" = a small secondary residence or apartment used for occasional short stays.
Most helpful phrase: "escaping the bustle of the city for a few quiet days in the country."
Most helpful phrase: "escaping the bustle of the city for a few quiet days in the country."
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