No. 5,564 in French
brouckère
"Brouckère" does not have a definition in French; it is a proper noun, often referring to Place de Brouckère, a central square in Brussels, Belgium.
In a sentence
Je vais souvent à la place Brouckère pour me promener.
I often go to Brouckère Square to take a walk.
In this context, 'Brouckère' refers to a specific location, a square in Brussels.
La station de métro Brouckère est très fréquentée.
The Brouckère metro station is very busy.
Here, 'Brouckère' is part of a name for a metro station in Brussels.
J'apprécie l'architecture des bâtiments autour de Brouckère.
I appreciate the architecture of the buildings around Brouckère.
In this sentence, 'Brouckère' is used to describe the area surrounding the square named Brouckère in Brussels.
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