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10 Language-to-English DictionariesLimonadenstand
Pronunciation / Transliteration: limoˈnaːdn̩ˌʃtant
"Die Kinder bauten einen Limonadenstand an der Straßenecke auf."
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2 senses- 1
A small, temporary outdoor stall set up typically by children to sell lemonade to passersby.
"The neighborhood kids set up a lemonade stand on the corner to earn some extra pocket money." - 2
A metaphorical archetype representing a rudimentary business startup or early entrepreneurial venture.
"Every major tech company starts somewhere, often no more sophisticated than a digital lemonade stand."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term combines 'lemonade', derived from the French 'limonade' (ultimately from the Arabic 'laymūn'), and 'stand', originating from Old English 'standan', referring to a temporary structure for selling goods. First gaining widespread cultural prominence in North America during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it has since evolved to symbolize childhood entrepreneurship and community engagement.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Lemonade stand" is said worldwide
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stand de limonade
Transliteration: stãd də limɔnad
"Les enfants ont ouvert un stand de limonade dans le jardin."
Limonadenstand
Transliteration: limoˈnaːdn̩ˌʃtant
"Die Kinder bauten einen Limonadenstand an der Straßenecke auf."
banco di limonata
Transliteration: ˈbanko di limoˈnata
"I bambini hanno allestito un banco di limonata nel vialetto."
puesto de limonada
Transliteration: ˈpwesto de limoˈnaða
"Los niños montaron un puesto de limonada frente a su casa."
barraquinha de limonada
Transliteration: baʁaˈkĩɲa dʒi limoˈnada
"As crianças abriram uma barraquinha de limonada na calçada."
नींबू पानी का ठेला
Transliteration: neemboo paani ka thela
"बच्चों ने गली के कोने पर नींबू पानी का ठेला लगाया।"
柠檬水摊
Transliteration: níngméngshuǐ tān
"孩子们在街角摆了一个柠檬水摊。"
레모네이드 가판대
Transliteration: remoneideu gapandae
"아이들이 길 모퉁이에 레모네이드 가판대를 차렸습니다."
レモネードスタンド
Transliteration: remonēdosutando
"子どもたちが道端でレモネードスタンドを開いた。"
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