Merlo

American  

[mair-loh, mer-law] / ˈmɛər loʊ, ˈmɛr lɔ /

noun

1. a city in E Argentina, near Buenos Aires.

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Example Sentences

“They’ve realized what he’s been doing works,” Damian Merlo, an American adviser to Bukele who is registered to lobby on the Salvadoran government’s behalf, said in an interview from El Salvador.

From Seattle Times

Méryl Cruz Mermy and her husband, Benoît Merlo, who graduated in agricultural engineering from a prestigious Lyon school, have moved in the opposite direction from most young people.

From New York Times

Mr. Merlo, 35, sees a “crisis of civilization” in the countryside, where automation means fewer workers, the work is too arduous to attract most young people, and credit for investment is hard to obtain.

From New York Times

Shasta Ski Park owners Robin and Ray Merlo, according to a post on the resort’s Facebook page.

From Los Angeles Times

Ray Merlo died in 2020, three years after the couple purchased the park in rural Siskyou County.

From Los Angeles Times