Definition of Latin Quarter in English:

Latin Quarter

noun

The district of Paris on the south bank of the Seine where the main university buildings are situated, associated with writers and artists.
the opera is set in the Latin Quarter in Paris in 1830
Example sentencesExamples
- Dominating one of the walls of the gallery in the Latin Quarter is a huge new painting.
- Every day there were hundreds of students who gathered in the Latin Quarter with flying squads.
- Act 2 is set on Christmas Eve in the Latin Quarter.
- We found a nice hotel for about £35 in the Latin Quarter.
- Saturday night I went to a dance at the Astor Hotel, then went to the Latin Quarter—boy, are they some places.

Origin

Mid 19th century: translation of French quartier latin (alluding to the fact that Latin was spoken in the university during the Middle Ages).

Definition of Latin Quarter in US English:

Latin Quarter

noun

The district of Paris on the south bank of the Seine where the main university buildings are situated, associated with writers and artists.
the opera is set in the Latin Quarter in Paris in 1830
Example sentencesExamples
- Dominating one of the walls of the gallery in the Latin Quarter is a huge new painting.
- Every day there were hundreds of students who gathered in the Latin Quarter with flying squads.
- We found a nice hotel for about £35 in the Latin Quarter.
- Saturday night I went to a dance at the Astor Hotel, then went to the Latin Quarter—boy, are they some places.
- Act 2 is set on Christmas Eve in the Latin Quarter.

Origin

Mid 19th century: translation of French quartier latin (alluding to the fact that Latin was spoken in the university during the Middle Ages).

单词	Latin Quarter
释义	Definition of Latin Quarter in English: Latin Quarter noun The district of Paris on the south bank of the Seine where the main university buildings are situated, associated with writers and artists. the opera is set in the Latin Quarter in Paris in 1830 Example sentencesExamples Dominating one of the walls of the gallery in the Latin Quarter is a huge new painting. Every day there were hundreds of students who gathered in the Latin Quarter with flying squads. Act 2 is set on Christmas Eve in the Latin Quarter. We found a nice hotel for about £35 in the Latin Quarter. Saturday night I went to a dance at the Astor Hotel, then went to the Latin Quarter—boy, are they some places. Origin Mid 19th century: translation of French quartier latin (alluding to the fact that Latin was spoken in the university during the Middle Ages). Definition of Latin Quarter in US English: Latin Quarter noun The district of Paris on the south bank of the Seine where the main university buildings are situated, associated with writers and artists. the opera is set in the Latin Quarter in Paris in 1830 Example sentencesExamples Dominating one of the walls of the gallery in the Latin Quarter is a huge new painting. Every day there were hundreds of students who gathered in the Latin Quarter with flying squads. We found a nice hotel for about £35 in the Latin Quarter. Saturday night I went to a dance at the Astor Hotel, then went to the Latin Quarter—boy, are they some places. Act 2 is set on Christmas Eve in the Latin Quarter. Origin Mid 19th century: translation of French quartier latin (alluding to the fact that Latin was spoken in the university during the Middle Ages).
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