Leguía

[ le-gee-ah ]

noun

1. Au·gus·to Ber·nar·di·no [ou-, goos, -taw be, r, -nah, r, -, thee, -naw], 1863–1932, president of Peru 1908–12, 1919–30.

Example Sentences

Alana Leguia, 32, attended the Libertarian convention and said she plans to vote for Oliver in November.

From BBC

His neighbor, Stephanie Leguia, was feet from where it fell and fears it could have killed someone.

From Seattle Times

His neighbor, Stephanie Leguia, was feet from where the slide fell and fears it could have killed someone.

From Washington Times

“If all you could do was get the data that you then have to ship to the US, it's almost useless,” says Mariana Leguia, who heads the centre's genomics and pathogen-discovery unit.

From Nature

But Leguia no longer has to wait for the analyses; she can get results in days or even hours — and she can do them in her own lab.

From Nature