Mataró

[ mah-tuh-roh; Spanish mah-tah-raw ]

noun

1. a city in Catalonia, NE Spain, on the Mediterranean Sea NE of Barcelona.

Example Sentences

According to reports in Spanish media, Mounir Nasraoui was attacked in the coastal town of Mataró, north of Barcelona, on Wednesday night by a group of people he had spoken to earlier in the day.

From BBC

Shortly after Spain lifted the trophy, fans lined the streets of Mataró celebrating their young star.

From BBC

Yamal has underlined his humble origins, holding his fingers up after scoring to show the postcode 304, the working-class, multi-cultural district of the Catalan town of Mataró where he grew up.

From BBC

If Rhône reds are your fancy, you’ve probably discovered garnacha and mataro from Spain, known as grenache and mourvèdre in France.

From Washington Post

In some stages Israel Start-Up Nation's Froome struggled to keep pace with the peloton, but he had an improved performance on Saturday's 194km stage six to Mataro.

From BBC