General San Martín

[ jen-er-uhl san mahr-teen; Spanish he-ne-rahl sahn mahr-teen ]

noun

1. a city in E Argentina, a suburb of Buenos Aires.

Example Sentences

On holidays and weekends, long lines of cars wait to cross the General San Martín International Bridge that crosses the Uruguay River and joins Argentina’s Gualeguaychú with Fray Bentos in Uruguay.

From Seattle Times

A single chess table was placed in the center of the vast stage in the Teatro General San Martín.

From Literature

In Argentina, “the Covid pandemic has reduced the capacity of authorities to act”, says environmental policy researcher Elisabeth Mohle, of the National University of General San Martín in the province of Buenos Aires.

From The Guardian

To attract more foreign scientists — the organization currently employs around 6,000 — Helmholtz plans to establish an international research school in astronomy, in partnership with the National University of General San Martín in Buenos Aires, and another in energy research, with five partner institutes in Israel.

From Nature

Another nationwide survey this year by the National University of General San Martín found that about 55 percent of Argentines favor legalizing abortion, although attitudes vary widely by geography.

From New York Times