Ensenada

[ en-se-nah-thah; English en-suh-nah-duh ]

noun

1. a seaport in N Baja California, in NW Mexico.

Example Sentences

Ensenada is at the end of the line for water from the Colorado River and now there’s not enough of it for the seaside town in Baja California.

From Voice of San Diego

Drought ravaging the western United States is falling even harder on Mexico, especially in places like Ensenada, which is dead last in line for water from the Colorado River that keeps much of the North American west alive.

From Voice of San Diego

In this week’s Border Report, Sandra Dibble details the plans for a few cross-border projects, including a cross-border trolley and a ferry service from Ensenada to San Diego.

From Voice of San Diego

Other cities in Baja California such as Ensenada and Mexicali also launched a drone program, he said.

From Voice of San Diego

For some background, the Border Hub for Investigative Journalism published an investigation last year detailing irregularities in the contracting process for both the Rosarito desalination plant and another one planned in Ensenada.

From Voice of San Diego

Their entire force is now clear of the swamps, and is echelloned on the highroad between this and the Ensenada.

From Project Gutenberg

Ensenada would probably have fallen sooner but for the support he received from the Portuguese queen, Barbara.

From Project Gutenberg

Ensenada could not renounce the hope of again becoming minister, and entered into intrigues which offended the king.

From Project Gutenberg

Ensenada acquired wealth in office, but he was never accused of corruption.

From Project Gutenberg

Ensenada met the nomination with a becoming nolo episcopari, professing that he was incapable of filling the four posts at once.

From Project Gutenberg