Tetuán

American  

[te-twahn] / tɛˈtwɑn /

noun

1. a seaport in N Morocco, on the Mediterranean: former capital of the Spanish zone of Morocco.

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Tetuán British  

/ tɛˈtwɑːn /

noun

1. a city in N Morocco: capital of Spanish Morocco (1912–56). Pop: 499 000 (2003)

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Example Sentences

But for sharp pain from strains or sprains, Bellevue chiropractor Adam Tetuan says it’s wise to follow a few basics: Once you get injured, a week off from any activity is a good start.

From Seattle Times

The Moroccan Association of Human Rights shared videos and photos of officials piling black-skinned migrants into buses in Tangier, Tetuan and Nador and dropping them off in the south.

From Seattle Times

Four years ago, he had settled in the city of Tetuan on the Mediterranean Sea, where he obtained a residency card and slowly integrated into Moroccan society.

From New York Times

The Moroccan Association of Human Rights shared videos and photos of the authorities piling black-skinned migrants into buses in Tangier, Tetuan and Nador and dropping them off in the south.

From New York Times

At the entrance to the museum, visitors bought their tickets in the shade of the red facade made of Tetuan brick and granite.

From Washington Times