IPA: /ˈɛntrəˌpoʊ/
KK: /ˈɛntrəˌpoʊ/
A place where goods are stored and traded, often acting as a hub for shipping and receiving products.
The entrepot served as a key location for international trade, allowing goods to be distributed efficiently.
Entrepot → The word originates from Old French 'entrepôt', meaning a place where goods are stored. It refers specifically to a warehouse or storage facility for goods, especially in trade.
Imagine a place where goods are 'stored' — that's what an entrepot is, a storage space for items in trade.
No commonly confused words.