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Genève

American  
[zhuh-nev] / ʒəˈnɛv /

noun

  1. French name of Geneva.


Genève British  
/ ʒənɛv /

noun

  1. the French name for Geneva

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England supporters at the Stade de Geneve chanted Carter's name throughout the match and applauded in the 16th minute in reference to her squad number.

From BBC

She was one of the coolest heads in Stade de Geneve even after she sliced a corner straight into the side-netting deep in stoppage time and then saw her penalty saved.

From BBC

Carter was named as a substitute and sections of the crowd at Stade de Geneve sang her name and applauded in the 16th minute in support.

From BBC

Sections of the crowd at Stade de Geneve sung Carter's song and applauded in the 16th minute in support of the defender, whose squad number is 16.

From BBC

Mr. Gall was an opera manager who was once the head of the Grand Théâtre de Genève and the Paris Opera.

From New York Times