Esplanade

Pronunciation: /ɪˈsplæˌneɪd/

Definitions of esplanade

noun a long, open, level area, typically beside the sea, along which people may walk for pleasure

Example Sentences

A1 I went for a walk along the esplanade.

A2 The esplanade was lined with palm trees and benches.

B1 The esplanade is a popular spot for tourists to take a leisurely stroll.

B2 The esplanade offers stunning views of the ocean and city skyline.

C1 The esplanade is a well-maintained promenade that stretches for miles.

C2 The esplanade is the perfect place to watch the sunset over the water.

Examples of esplanade in a Sentence

formal The esplanade along the waterfront offers stunning views of the city skyline.

informal Let's take a walk along the esplanade and enjoy the sea breeze.

slang The esplanade is the perfect spot for a chill sesh with friends.

figurative The esplanade of knowledge stretches far and wide, waiting to be explored by curious minds.

Grammatical Forms of esplanade

• past tense: esplanaded
• plural: esplanades
• comparative: more esplanade
• superlative: most esplanade
• present tense: esplanades
• future tense: will esplanade
• perfect tense: has esplanaded
• continuous tense: is esplanading
• singular: esplanade
• positive degree: esplanade
• infinitive: to esplanade
• gerund: esplanading
• participle: esplanaded

Origin and Evolution of esplanade

First Known Use: 1590 year

Language of Origin: Italian

Story behind the word: The word 'esplanade' originated from the Italian word 'spianata' which means a level space.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a clear, level area for military exercises, the term 'esplanade' evolved to refer to a promenade or open area for walking or recreation, often near a waterfront.