Definition of auberge in English:

auberge

noun əʊˈbɛːʒobɛʀʒōˈberZH

An inn in a French-speaking country.
（法语国家的）小客栈，小旅店
Example sentencesExamples
- We're far now from Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, a city of heat, dust and sand-coloured auberges
- These days, Caron spends part of her time overseeing her auberge in Burgundy, some 100 km south of Paris.
- The auberge is on the fringe of a village in the Morvan regional park, in the Burgundy region.
- The auberge is on a hillside overlooking the valley towards Bordeaux.
- These days, apparently ‘restored to look as it did in Van Gogh's day, the auberge serves superb French home cooking in a friendly, unpretentious atmosphere’.

Origin

French, from Provençal alberga 'lodging'.

Rhymes

barège

Definition of auberge in US English:

auberge

nounōˈberZH

An inn in France or another French-speaking country.
（法语国家的）小客栈，小旅店
Example sentencesExamples
- We're far now from Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, a city of heat, dust and sand-coloured auberges
- The auberge is on the fringe of a village in the Morvan regional park, in the Burgundy region.
- These days, Caron spends part of her time overseeing her auberge in Burgundy, some 100 km south of Paris.
- These days, apparently ‘restored to look as it did in Van Gogh's day, the auberge serves superb French home cooking in a friendly, unpretentious atmosphere’.
- The auberge is on a hillside overlooking the valley towards Bordeaux.

Origin

French, from Provençal alberga ‘lodging’.

词汇	auberge
释义	Definition of auberge in English: auberge noun əʊˈbɛːʒobɛʀʒōˈberZH An inn in a French-speaking country. （法语国家的）小客栈，小旅店 Example sentencesExamples We're far now from Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, a city of heat, dust and sand-coloured auberges These days, Caron spends part of her time overseeing her auberge in Burgundy, some 100 km south of Paris. The auberge is on the fringe of a village in the Morvan regional park, in the Burgundy region. The auberge is on a hillside overlooking the valley towards Bordeaux. These days, apparently ‘restored to look as it did in Van Gogh's day, the auberge serves superb French home cooking in a friendly, unpretentious atmosphere’. Origin French, from Provençal alberga 'lodging'. Rhymes barège Definition of auberge in US English: auberge nounōˈberZH An inn in France or another French-speaking country. （法语国家的）小客栈，小旅店 Example sentencesExamples We're far now from Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, a city of heat, dust and sand-coloured auberges The auberge is on the fringe of a village in the Morvan regional park, in the Burgundy region. These days, Caron spends part of her time overseeing her auberge in Burgundy, some 100 km south of Paris. These days, apparently ‘restored to look as it did in Van Gogh's day, the auberge serves superb French home cooking in a friendly, unpretentious atmosphere’. The auberge is on a hillside overlooking the valley towards Bordeaux. Origin French, from Provençal alberga ‘lodging’.
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