noun
- a nursery where babies and young children are cared for during the day
- a display representing the scene of Jesus Christ’s birth, typically set up at Christmas
Usage: British
Examples
- She drops her toddler off at the creche every morning before work.
- The local creche provides excellent childcare services.
- The church set up a beautiful creche for the Christmas service.
- Children gathered around the creche to see the baby Jesus figure.
- The creche featured hand-carved wooden figures of Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds.
- Many families visit the town square to see the elaborate creche display.
- The creche workers are trained in early childhood development.