San Martín

American  

[san mahr-teen, sahn mahr-teen] / ˌsæn mɑrˈtin, ˌsɑn mɑrˈtin /

noun

1. José de 1778–1850, South American general and statesman, born in Argentina: leader in winning independence for Argentina, Peru, and Chile; protector of Peru 1821–22.

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San Martín British  

/ san marˈtin /

noun

1. José de (xoˈse de). 1778–1850, South American patriot, who played an important part in gaining independence for Argentina, Chile, and Peru. He was protector of Peru (1821–22)

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Example Sentences

For the EU, the deal with Mercosur "is a way to shore up autonomy and a place as a significant actor internationally," said political scientist Alejandro Frenkel of Argentina's University of San Martin.

From Barron's

"Every Latin American country has a position of asymmetry with the United States. That is a baseline position," said Alejandro Frenkel, international relations professor at Argentina's San Martin University.

From Barron's

This was an election rally taking place in the San Martín area of the Argentine capital a month before the presidential election - and the metaphor was explicit.

From BBC

"The cardinals are completely incommunicado," said Ines San Martin of the Pontifical Mission Societies in the US.

From BBC

"Are there lobbies going on? Yes, like in every election," Ines San Martin agrees.

From BBC