en la plaza

in the square

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phrase Uncommon #19,494

in the square Refers to a public square or town square.

SP: Nos vemos en la plaza a las seis.

EN: We’ll meet in the square at six.

The procession will begin in the central square.

The metro station is in the square.

I think I see a vehicle in the square.

The one who was in the square yesterday.

— La strada (1954)

You were in St. Mark's Square.

— Locuras de verano (1955)

There were many children in the square.

See you in the square.

— Amarcord (1973)

Listen, two nights ago I was in St. Mark's Square.

— Locuras de verano (1955)

I saw them in the square walking arm in arm.

— Malèna (2000)

I'm looking for papaya at the market.

The old church is in the central square.

His latest works are on display in the square.

A group of young people were collecting signatures in the square for the cause.

Look at that stick in the square.

There are many pigeons in the town square.