No. 5,378 in Catalan
carrère
The Catalan word "carrère" does not exist; it appears to be a misspelling. The correct word might be "carrer," which means "street" in English.
In a sentence
Vaig a la carrère per comprar pa.
I go to the street to buy bread.
Here, "carrère" is used to mean "street," referring to a general thoroughfare.
La carrère estava plena de gent ahir a la tarda.
The street was full of people yesterday afternoon.
In this sentence, "carrère" refers to a specific street, indicating a crowded location.
Viuen a una carrère tranquil·la al centre.
They live on a quiet street downtown.
Here, "carrère" describes a characteristic of the location, emphasizing its tranquility.
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