Embarcadero Definition

ĕm-bärkə-dârō
noun
A wharf or other landing place.
Webster's New World

Origin of Embarcadero

  • Spanish from embarcar to embark from Old Spanish from Medieval Latin imbarcāre embark

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Spanish embarcadero, from embarcar (“to embark”).

    From Wiktionary

Embarcadero Sentence Examples

  • The Embarcadero Center at the east end of California Street has blocks of shops and restaurants under the complex of high rise office buildings.

  • Tooth Whitening has an office in the Embarcadero.

  • The "F Market & Wharves" trolley runs downtown San Francisco along Market St., along The Embarcadero and stops directly in front of PIER 39.

  • The only way to access the island is via ferry boats, which leave the piers along the Embarcadero.

  • The shops at Embarcadero offer both an enclosed area and there is also the outside farmer's market area, part of which is near the water and offers lovely views.

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Words Starting With

EEMEMB

Words Ending With

OROERO

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