Logroño

American  

[law-graw-nyaw] / lɔˈgrɔ nyɔ /

noun

1. a city in N Spain.

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Logroño British  

/ loˈɣroɲo /

noun

1. a walled city in N Spain, on the Ebro River: trading centre of an agricultural region noted for its wine. Pop: 139 615 (2003 est)

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Example Sentences

That was what Erika Espinosa, 34, had to do in 2015 when her gynecologist in the city of Logroño would not perform an abortion after she asked for one.

From New York Times

An investigative magistrate will look into whether anything illegal occurred when the leader of the Polisario Front independence movement was allowed into Spain from Algeria, where he lives, and when he was admitted to hospital in the city of Logrono, a spokesperson for the Zaragoza tribunal said on Tuesday.

From Reuters

Ghali landed at the Spanish air force base in Zaragoza while suffering a severe case of COVID-19 in April and was hospitalized in Logrono.

From Reuters

The woman, who prefers to remain anonymous, was born in 2002 in the San Millan de Logrono hospital in La Rioja some five hours after another baby girl.

From Reuters

The woman was mixed up with a baby who was born on the same day in 2002 at a hospital in Logroño, south of Bilbao.

From BBC