Ávila

[ ah-vuh-luh; Spanish ah-vee-lah ]

noun

1. a city in central Spain, a religious and academic center.

Ávila

/ ˈaβila /

noun

1. a city in central Spain: 11th-century granite walls and Romanesque cathedral. Pop: 52 078 (2003 est)

Example Sentences

Around that same time, Rose-Avila returned to El Salvador as regional director for Save the Children.

From The Daily Beast

“Our house became a kind of community center for deported gang members from L.A.,” said Rose-Avila, picking up the story.

From The Daily Beast

Frederickson testified that the following day he interviewed Adan Avila in his hospital bed.

From The Daily Beast

Avila, who was wounded in the right leg and left arm, told the detective that Holmes was targeting “people who were fleeing.”

From The Daily Beast

As in some respects my translation differs from that of Avila, I give his.

From Project Gutenberg

Wherever such a company may be congregated, Pedro Arias de Avila is entitled to a high and exclusive place.

From Project Gutenberg

But Pedro Arias de Avila had already sailed from the mother country to supplant him.

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Having succeeded so well in Espaola, Avila was now sent to Spain.

From Project Gutenberg

San Vicente stands outside the walls of Avila, close to one of the principal gates, and near the north-east angle of the city.

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