Definition of riverfront in English:

riverfront

noun ˈrɪvəfrʌntˈrɪvərˌfrənt

The land or property alongside a river.
warehouses line the riverfront
as modifier a riverfront restaurant
Example sentencesExamples
- There also is a six - to eight-story retail and condominium building on that side, envisioned near the riverfront, that might or might not be completed during the first phase.
- His home, an ultra modern mansion on three quarters of an acre of riverfront land in Dalkeith, was sold recently.
- Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog.
- The riverfront was quiet today, no steamers waiting to be unloaded.
- Most artists move into the historic downtown area along the riverfront, which the community has been restoring for the past 15 years.
- I went for a walk along the riverfront after breakfast.
- He formed a group of civic leaders and wowed city officials with a slide show of what the downtown riverfront could look like if the rivers were exposed.
- Lisa jumped into her car and rushed down to the house on the riverfront.
- Cities like Minneapolis and Memphis are avidly reclaiming their riverfronts.
- In a significant development at its Southbank complex, Baptist Medical Center intends to almost double the size of its emergency department as well as build a clinical services center and a parking garage along the riverfront.
- The house I'd rented for the summer was riverfront.
- The ambitious plan aims to transform a historic but neglected section of the town's riverfront into a new cultural district.
- A little known fact is that almost all of the riverfront on all sides of Manhattan is actually loose dirt.
- They were focused on harbors or riverfronts, since water transport fueled commerce.
- The city approved the foundation construction for the Villa Riva condominiums along the riverfront at 2358 Riverside Ave.
- The pair planned to build a billion-dollar theme park and hotel casino on the city's riverfront.

Definition of riverfront in US English:

riverfront

nounˈrivərˌfrəntˈrɪvərˌfrənt

The land or property along a river.
a distinctive feature of Quebec's riverfront
Example sentencesExamples
- The city approved the foundation construction for the Villa Riva condominiums along the riverfront at 2358 Riverside Ave.
- The house I'd rented for the summer was riverfront.
- I went for a walk along the riverfront after breakfast.
- His home, an ultra modern mansion on three quarters of an acre of riverfront land in Dalkeith, was sold recently.
- He formed a group of civic leaders and wowed city officials with a slide show of what the downtown riverfront could look like if the rivers were exposed.
- In a significant development at its Southbank complex, Baptist Medical Center intends to almost double the size of its emergency department as well as build a clinical services center and a parking garage along the riverfront.
- The ambitious plan aims to transform a historic but neglected section of the town's riverfront into a new cultural district.
- The pair planned to build a billion-dollar theme park and hotel casino on the city's riverfront.
- There also is a six - to eight-story retail and condominium building on that side, envisioned near the riverfront, that might or might not be completed during the first phase.
- They were focused on harbors or riverfronts, since water transport fueled commerce.
- A little known fact is that almost all of the riverfront on all sides of Manhattan is actually loose dirt.
- Cities like Minneapolis and Memphis are avidly reclaiming their riverfronts.
- Lisa jumped into her car and rushed down to the house on the riverfront.
- The riverfront was quiet today, no steamers waiting to be unloaded.
- Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog.
- Most artists move into the historic downtown area along the riverfront, which the community has been restoring for the past 15 years.

adjectiveˈrivərˌfrəntˈrɪvərˌfrənt

Located along a river.
a lovely riverfront park
Example sentencesExamples
- He plans to introduce a bill in January that would derail Archer's plans for a $2 billion casino corridor along 50 acres of east riverfront property.
- Siena Hotel Spa Casino is located in the heart of Reno, Nevada's river walk district and the city's riverfront cultural arts community.
- For example, £55,000 will buy you a one-bedroom apartment in a development in Co Cavan, with large riverfront properties on the Shannon available for around £230,000.
- Then after that, we just held each other, held hands, walked along our riverfront property.
- He emphasized that he wanted to attract ‘people, people, people’ to the riverfront shopping center.
- But land speculators drove up riverfront property prices, Archer says, making it too expensive for the city and casino owners to assemble the necessary acreage.

单词	riverfront
释义	Definition of riverfront in English: riverfront noun ˈrɪvəfrʌntˈrɪvərˌfrənt The land or property alongside a river. warehouses line the riverfront as modifier a riverfront restaurant Example sentencesExamples There also is a six - to eight-story retail and condominium building on that side, envisioned near the riverfront, that might or might not be completed during the first phase. His home, an ultra modern mansion on three quarters of an acre of riverfront land in Dalkeith, was sold recently. Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog. The riverfront was quiet today, no steamers waiting to be unloaded. Most artists move into the historic downtown area along the riverfront, which the community has been restoring for the past 15 years. I went for a walk along the riverfront after breakfast. He formed a group of civic leaders and wowed city officials with a slide show of what the downtown riverfront could look like if the rivers were exposed. Lisa jumped into her car and rushed down to the house on the riverfront. Cities like Minneapolis and Memphis are avidly reclaiming their riverfronts. In a significant development at its Southbank complex, Baptist Medical Center intends to almost double the size of its emergency department as well as build a clinical services center and a parking garage along the riverfront. The house I'd rented for the summer was riverfront. The ambitious plan aims to transform a historic but neglected section of the town's riverfront into a new cultural district. A little known fact is that almost all of the riverfront on all sides of Manhattan is actually loose dirt. They were focused on harbors or riverfronts, since water transport fueled commerce. The city approved the foundation construction for the Villa Riva condominiums along the riverfront at 2358 Riverside Ave. The pair planned to build a billion-dollar theme park and hotel casino on the city's riverfront. Definition of riverfront in US English: riverfront nounˈrivərˌfrəntˈrɪvərˌfrənt The land or property along a river. a distinctive feature of Quebec's riverfront Example sentencesExamples The city approved the foundation construction for the Villa Riva condominiums along the riverfront at 2358 Riverside Ave. The house I'd rented for the summer was riverfront. I went for a walk along the riverfront after breakfast. His home, an ultra modern mansion on three quarters of an acre of riverfront land in Dalkeith, was sold recently. He formed a group of civic leaders and wowed city officials with a slide show of what the downtown riverfront could look like if the rivers were exposed. In a significant development at its Southbank complex, Baptist Medical Center intends to almost double the size of its emergency department as well as build a clinical services center and a parking garage along the riverfront. The ambitious plan aims to transform a historic but neglected section of the town's riverfront into a new cultural district. The pair planned to build a billion-dollar theme park and hotel casino on the city's riverfront. There also is a six - to eight-story retail and condominium building on that side, envisioned near the riverfront, that might or might not be completed during the first phase. They were focused on harbors or riverfronts, since water transport fueled commerce. A little known fact is that almost all of the riverfront on all sides of Manhattan is actually loose dirt. Cities like Minneapolis and Memphis are avidly reclaiming their riverfronts. Lisa jumped into her car and rushed down to the house on the riverfront. The riverfront was quiet today, no steamers waiting to be unloaded. Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog. Most artists move into the historic downtown area along the riverfront, which the community has been restoring for the past 15 years. adjectiveˈrivərˌfrəntˈrɪvərˌfrənt Located along a river. a lovely riverfront park Example sentencesExamples He plans to introduce a bill in January that would derail Archer's plans for a $2 billion casino corridor along 50 acres of east riverfront property. Siena Hotel Spa Casino is located in the heart of Reno, Nevada's river walk district and the city's riverfront cultural arts community. For example, £55,000 will buy you a one-bedroom apartment in a development in Co Cavan, with large riverfront properties on the Shannon available for around £230,000. Then after that, we just held each other, held hands, walked along our riverfront property. He emphasized that he wanted to attract ‘people, people, people’ to the riverfront shopping center. But land speculators drove up riverfront property prices, Archer says, making it too expensive for the city and casino owners to assemble the necessary acreage.
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