Saint-Jean

[ san zhahn ]

noun

1. Lac [l, a, k], a lake in S central Quebec, Canada, NNW of Quebec City, drained by the Saguenay River. 387 sq. mi. (1,003 sq. km).

Example Sentences

I beelined to 27 Rue du Boeuf and pushed open the unlocked door giving way to Lyon’s long traboule, cutting through to the Rue Saint-Jean.

From Washington Post

I thought of the resistance movement, imagining one person entering from Rue du Boeuf, attending a secret meeting in the courtyard of the long traboule, waiting to join an entrant from Rue Saint-Jean 10 minutes later.

From Washington Post

This one leaves from Place Saint-Jean, a central meeting point in Vieux Lyon.

From Washington Post

Ignoring the generic sandwich bars, I ventured out of Saint-Jean station to discover “my home” Chez Flo, where you eat well – especially if you are a vegetarian – for €10.

From The Guardian

The region of Lac Saint-Jean and Saguenay, where the group went missing, has hundreds of kilometres of well-maintained trails through boreal forest and picturesque towns.

From The Guardian