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Radisson

American  
[ra-dee-sawn] / ræ diˈsɔ̃ /

noun

  1. Pierre Esprit 1636?–1710?, French fur trader and explorer in Canada.


Example Sentences

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After the kidnapping, emissaries representing Dubai’s ruling family met Malian officials and intermediaries at a Bamako Radisson, the officials said.

From The Wall Street Journal

For five years Radisson's G&V Hotel, on the corner of Edinburgh's Royal Mile and George IV Bridge, has been a plastic-wrapped eyesore.

From BBC

“Eternity,” set in a way station resembling a blocky airport Radisson at capacity, may never become pantheon material.

From Los Angeles Times

He was living at the Park Inn Hotel, which was owned by Radisson but was then being managed by Serco as an asylum hotel.

From BBC

"We have received nothing but cancellations. Normally, the period of mid-September and October is the busiest period for us," says François van Rens from the Radisson Hotel Group.

From BBC