mont-de-piété

[ mawnduh-pyey-tey ]

/ mɔ̃də pyeɪˈteɪ /

noun, plural monts-de-pié·té [mawnduh-pyey-tey]. /mɔ̃də pyeɪˈteɪ/. French.

a public pawnbroking establishment that lends money on reasonable terms, especially to the poor.

Words nearby mont-de-piété

Montcalm, Mont Cenis, Mont Cervin, Montclair, Mont-de-Marsan, mont-de-piété, monte, Monte Albán, Montebello, Monte Bianco, montebrasite

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Example sentences from the Web for mont-de-piété

Do not fly to the Mont-de-Piete; it is the ruin of the borrower.
Cousin Betty|Honore de Balzac
You may have noticed that the manager of the mont-de-piete here isn't strong on conventional good looks.
The Man Upstairs|P. G. Wodehouse
Godefroid looked at that snuff-box, wondering it had not been sold or found its way to the mont-de-piete.
The Brotherhood of Consolation|Honore de Balzac
And at the mont-de-piete there occurred a surprising incident.
The Man Upstairs|P. G. Wodehouse

You would say, "What does this young man, so well-dressed, in a mont-de-piete?"
The Man Upstairs|P. G. Wodehouse

British Dictionary definitions for mont-de-piété

mont-de-piété

/ French (mɔ̃dpjete) /

noun plural monts-de-piété (mɔ̃dpjete)

(formerly) a public pawnshop

Word Origin for mont-de-piété

from Italian monte di pietà bank of pity

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单词	mont-de-piété
释义	mont-de-piété [ mawnduh-pyey-tey ] / mɔ̃də pyeɪˈteɪ / noun, plural monts-de-pié·té [mawnduh-pyey-tey]. /mɔ̃də pyeɪˈteɪ/. French. a public pawnbroking establishment that lends money on reasonable terms, especially to the poor. Words nearby mont-de-piété Montcalm, Mont Cenis, Mont Cervin, Montclair, Mont-de-Marsan, mont-de-piété, monte, Monte Albán, Montebello, Monte Bianco, montebrasite Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for mont-de-piété Do not fly to the Mont-de-Piete; it is the ruin of the borrower. Cousin Betty\|Honore de Balzac You may have noticed that the manager of the mont-de-piete here isn't strong on conventional good looks. The Man Upstairs\|P. G. Wodehouse Godefroid looked at that snuff-box, wondering it had not been sold or found its way to the mont-de-piete. The Brotherhood of Consolation\|Honore de Balzac And at the mont-de-piete there occurred a surprising incident. The Man Upstairs\|P. G. Wodehouse You would say, "What does this young man, so well-dressed, in a mont-de-piete?" The Man Upstairs\|P. G. Wodehouse British Dictionary definitions for mont-de-piété mont-de-piété / French (mɔ̃dpjete) / noun plural monts-de-piété (mɔ̃dpjete) (formerly) a public pawnshop Word Origin for mont-de-piété from Italian monte di pietà bank of pity Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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