Chinatown English

Meaning Chinatown meaning

What does Chinatown mean?

Chinatown noun

— A district of a city or town (in a country other than China) in which there is a large concentration of Chinese residents and businesses.

— a Chinese district outside China

Examples Chinatown examples

How do I use Chinatown in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I go through Chinatown and admire the beautiful signs that I still do not understand.

How do I get to Chinatown?

Movie subtitles

All right, Chinatown.

Let's go to Chinatown and the Bowery.

Just leaving. A trip through Chinatown.

Chinatown and the Barbary Coast, oh this is a mad city, this San Francisco of yours.

Near Chinatown.

I bought this in Chinatown.

I want to go to Chinatown.

I live right next door to Chinatown.

Biggest Chinatown in the world, but I can't go.

Go to Chinatown.

I can't walk to Chinatown because of you two.

Right down there in Chinatown.

We went to Chinatown. They don't have any stuff.

And I'm out of Chinatown.

Smart Nick. They turned the heat on Slasher Martin who ran a dice joint in Chinatown.

When he has agreed to meet you, have him come to the Crimson Dragon in Chinatown.

It is reported that a wall of flames is moving up into the Chinatown area and hampering rescue efforts.

Japanese art of self-defence in Chinatown, huh?

We just went down to Chinatown.

You're a little behind the times, Jake. They use steam irons now, and I'm out of Chinatown.

In Chinatown.

They do in Chinatown.

Chinatown.

It's in Chinatown.

It's Chinatown.

Down in Fourth Sector, Chinatown.

Acting on a tip, they trace his whereabouts to Chinatown. where, in the rear of a Chinese establishment. a strange-looking Oriental. who fits the description of Leonard Zelig is discovered.

It all started here in Chinatown.

Some little junk store in Chinatown.

Have the people in Chinatown give a street festival.

I saw you with her last night in Chinatown while we were getting our bees put on.

In Chinatown, with money I earned cleaning apartments.

News and current affairs

In present-day Babylon in Chinatown, in Little Italy, in Russian Brighton Beach, and in the alleys and byways of New York, all the world's languages are spoken.