Le Touquet

[ luh too-key ]

noun

1. a town in N France, on the English Channel, near Boulogne: seaside summer resort; airport.

Example Sentences

Le Touquet is very cosmopolitan, but it could hardly exist a month without its English patrons.

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At Le Touquet, which was a well-known pleasure centre before the war, there were good golf links and some excellent tennis courts.

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In all honesty we must crown the slightly younger Le Touquet, on the other side of Boulogne, with that distinction.

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Many years later, on going over much of the same ground, with a halt at taples and Le Touquet, it was much the same.

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German soldiers were slain and others wounded when a mine was exploded at Le Touquet, on the north bank of the Lys.

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