Mallorca

[mah-lyawr-kah, -yawr-, mah-yawr-kuh]

noun

1. Majorca.

Mallorca

/ maˈʎɔrka /

noun

1. the Spanish name for Majorca

Example Sentences

When Rashford made his La Liga debut from the bench on 16 August, in a 3-0 win away to Mallorca, expectations were modest.

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Only against Mallorca has he failed to strike - and he has one hat-trick in the Champions League against Kairat Almaty.

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He has seen fans being sanctioned with suspended sentences for racist abuse in Valencia and Mallorca, largely thanks to LaLiga's efforts to ensure those actions do not remain unpunished within a judicial culture that long treated football's "industrial" language and "banter" with indulgence.

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Mallorca, another Balearic island, is also at risk of heavy rainfall and floods with Spain's weather agency, known as Aemet, placing it under a yellow alert for rain and thunderstorms.

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One key backer was Juan March, once named “the richest man in Spain,” a notorious banker and shipping magnate from Mallorca who financed many of Franco’s military operations while securing foreign aid from Germany and Italy.

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