Genève

[ zhuh-nev ]

noun

1. French name of Geneva.

Genève

/ ʒənɛv /

noun

1. the French name for Geneva

Example Sentences

At the time, the Comédie de Genève cited differences in “work philosophy” and “values” between its team and Lupa, 80, a longtime luminary of European theater.

From New York Times

Initially scheduled to debut last June at the Comédie de Genève, a prestigious Swiss playhouse, that production was canceled less than a week before opening night.

From New York Times

Members of the Comédie de Genève technical crew responded with a long letter, describing “multiple instances of disrespect, scoldings, taunting, scenes of drunkenness and humiliations, as well as chaotic organization.”

From New York Times

Geneve Spannaus Harder, an 80-year-old resident whose great grandfather once owned an apple orchard on lands now submerged by the reservoir, said she and many others strongly oppose draining the lake.

From Los Angeles Times

“Rather than arranging the dissection of the last great ‘universal bank’ in this country - and let rival finance companies benefit - it’s above all necessary to roll out much greater control measures for the new UBS,” Bordier told the Tribune de Geneve newspaper.

From Washington Times