buskers in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for buskers in the English»French Dictionary

busker [Brit ˈbʌskə, Am ˈbəskər] N Brit

busker (musician)

musicien/-ienne m/f ambulant/-e

busker (singer)

chanteur/-euse m/f ambulant/-e

Translations for buskers in the French»English Dictionary

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Beaubourg

A district in Paris' third arrondissement, Beaubourg is synonymous with the Centre Georges Pompidou, a cultural centre built in 1977 which houses a number of art galleries, exhibition venues, a public library, a cinémathèque, vidéothèque and restaurant. The parvis or terrace in front of the centre is a popular venue for street entertainers, buskers, and the general public.

buskers in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for buskers in the English»French Dictionary

busker [ˈbʌskəʳ, Am -ɚ] N Aus, Brit

busker

musicien(ne) m (f) des rues

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The 1981 festival village was designed around a central rotunda with a maypole, where spontaneously, poets, buskers and ravers alike featured.

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The buskers' sense of camaraderie led to them raising enough money between them to make a record on a shoestring budget.

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Here, people take money from buskers' hats, and cafes are populated by customers who spit tea back into teacups and messily disgorge chocolate clairs.

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Buskers, including musicians, poets and mime artists commonly perform to the shopping crowds.

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