third place
Anglais
Étymologie
- (1989) Terme créé par Ray Oldenburg et publié en 1989 dans son livre intitulé The Great Good Place.
Locution nominale
| Singulier | Pluriel |
|---|---|
| third place \Prononciation ?\ |
third places \Prononciation ?\ |
third place \Prononciation ?\
- Tiers-lieu.
- Both raise questions of “no net loss” of urban and downtown “third places,” and of how to make a more livable city. — (Charles R. Wolfe, The end of Borders and the importance of ‘third places’ in the city, grist.org, 26 juillet 2011)
- This idea of third place is becoming a successful model for companies. — (Lynette Reed, Could a ‘Third Place’ In Your Office Make Your Employees More Productive?, Business.com, 20 octobre 2017)