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salle a manger

[sal a mahn-zhey] / sal a mɑ̃ˈʒeɪ /
NOUN
dining room
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Lord Francis Douglas and I dined at the Monte Rosa, and had just finished when Mr. Hudson and a friend entered the salle à manger.

From The Ascent of the Matterhorn by Whymper, Edward

Jacques admitted her, went up to tell the doctor, who had thought consultations over for the day, then, returning, spoke to Esther in the salle à manger.

From Juggernaut by Campbell, Alice

The salle à manger, as in so many of those inns at Barbizon, Moret, and the other Fontainebleau villages, is panelled and frescoed with humorous and high-spirited impromptus done by visiting painters.

From Pipefuls by Morley, Christopher

He lingered a whole hour in the salle à manger, but Helen came not.

From The Silent Barrier by Tracy, Louis

These confidences took place chiefly at déjeuner, which Esther ate alone in the salle à manger, a room more cheerful than the salon, being on the sunny side of the house.

From Juggernaut by Campbell, Alice