Guaynabo

[ gwahy-nah-boh; Spanish gwahy-nah-baw ]

noun

1. a city in northern Puerto Rico, southeast of Bayamón.

Example Sentences

Others have seen their generators fail, as what happened to a building in the suburb of Guaynabo, where residents were stranded without elevators in a 27-story building, without water or electricity, until a backup generator was brought in a day later.

From New York Times

Edward O’Neill, mayor of the northern town of Guaynabo, tweeted that Luma’s “bad performance” was “unacceptable.”

From Washington Times

Edward O’Neill, mayor of the northern town of Guaynabo, tweeted that Luma’s “bad performance” was “unacceptable.”

From Seattle Times

The entire federal response was summed up by Donald Trump, who came briefly to the island and casually tossed rolls of paper towels to a crowd of Guaynabo residents.

From Washington Post

Instead, Puerto Ricans were subjected to the belittling spectacle of President Donald Trump tossing rolls of paper towels into a crowd in Guaynabo, a suburb of San Juan.

From Washington Post