Parisian
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4.1
- adjective
- /pəˈrɪʒən/
:
parisino
- She embraced the Parisian lifestyle, enjoying long walks along the Seine.
- Parisian society
- Parisian art
- Parisian fashion
But yeah, the next one is when saying Parisian, the stereotype is red, beret and lipstick.
- But yeah, the next one is when saying Parisian, the stereotype is red, beret and lipstick.
- When I say crazy, I mean really very Parisian, you know, like only would happen in Paris.
- I want it perfect and I want that people can feel the Parisian vibes in the show.
- If you wear like Maizon Kitsune cardigan, it's a fun and playful and Parisian.
- Listen, is that more Parisian now?
- Fairly is a Parisian glasses and sunglasses brand that Brady and Leia both love and they both wear it both prescription and sunglasses from this brand.
- What he did was take an idea which was in the DNA of the French Parisian system of streets and make it possible.
- So it's a little Steve Zisu meets meets Parisian memories of Paris, right?
- His Parisian Burt Bacharach, you know, bossa Nova stuff was amazing.
Examples
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Your French is good, but your Parisian accent is terrible.
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All around them are bourgeois Parisian families on their evening stroll.
Fiction book (1994) -
When I say crazy, I mean really very Parisian, you know, like only would happen in Paris.
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Could I end up like that man without papers who lives in a Parisian airport?
Fiction book (1997) -
I want it perfect and I want that people can feel the Parisian vibes in the show.
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Rosa lived in an attic room of an old Parisian house, and I lived on the floor below.
Fiction book (2002) -
I do sketches for some Parisian magazines and American newspapers.
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The thought of hosting supper parties for Parisian society was, in fact, a trifle daunting.
Fiction book (1992) -
You can see it in her own vivid paintings of magnolia trees and Parisian rooftops.
Academic text (2008) -
So I've spent the last week doing all of the best Parisian things and we went to the first night of Taylor Swift European Aeros Tour.
Synonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Parisian comes from the city name Paris and the ending -ian, which means 'from' or 'belonging to', just like Italian or Canadian. So Parisian as an adjective describes things that are 'from Paris' or 'connected to Paris'.