Corumbá

[ kaw-roon-bah ]

noun

1. a city in W Brazil.

Example Sentences

“The scenario is even worse this year: drier, and with less water,” Rabelo said from Corumba, a municipality in Mato Grosso do Sul state.

From Seattle Times

There was so much smoke in Corumbá – where the raid was launched from – that police helicopters were unable to fly and officers travelled by boat.

From The Guardian

“The city is covered by a cloud of soot,” said Rogério Leite, the secretary of health in the Mato Grosso city of Corumbá.

From Washington Post

The region’s main road, the BR-262, is a long thread of tarmac through the carpet of green, connecting the growing cities of Campo Grande and Corumbá, 430 miles apart.

From New York Times

Brazilian authorities said a Bolivian woman presented herself at the border city of Corumba.

From Washington Post