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Business District

Definition: A business district refers to a specific area or part of a city where most commercial and financial activities take place. It is characterized by a concentration of office buildings, skyscrapers, corporate headquarters, shopping centers, and various businesses.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun: The central part of a city or town where businesses and commercial activities are primarily concentrated. It often serves as the economic hub, attracting entrepreneurs, professionals, and tourists.

Example Sentence: The business district in New York City, also known as Manhattan, is renowned for its iconic skyscrapers, bustling streets, and vibrant financial market.

2. Noun: A designated area within a city that is zoned specifically for commercial and business purposes, with strict regulations and guidelines.

Example Sentence: The local government has established a new business district near the airport, encouraging the establishment of businesses related to tourism and hospitality.

3. Adjective: Pertaining to or associated with the activities, culture, or development of businesses within a particular district.

Example Sentence: The business district revitalization project aims to create a more modern and attractive environment for entrepreneurs and startups.

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