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Santiago [sænti'ɑ:gəu]

n. 圣地亚哥

santiago

[ noun ]

city in the northern Dominican Republic

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a port city in southeastern Cuba; industrial center

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the capital and largest city of Chile; located in central Chile; one of the largest cities in South America

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a naval battle in the Spanish-American War (1898); the United States fleet bottled up the Spanish ships in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba and destroyed them when they tried to escape

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In Santiago's Hotel Carrera, Arias walked down the lobby stairs from a meeting with Quayle, as Spain's Gonzalez walked in. They embraced and cameras whirred.
In Citicorp's case, its debt-for-equity swap earlier this year left it with a 20% interest in a pulp mill being built in Nacimiento, a hillside town a few hundred miles south of Santiago, Chile's capital.
Juan Yanez Guzman, 38, outbid four other people at a Santiago auction to obtain the signed, 15-inch by 19-inch painting entitled "View of Waidhofen."
The president's limousine was hit by an egg thrown from the crowd as his motorcade passed through Santiago streets.
Two years ago, Jose Manuel Parada, a social worker and Communist Party member, was grabbed by armed men in central Santiago.
Downed with a glass of cool Galician apple cider, they make a delicious market-morning snack. EL BOMBERO There is nothing fancy about El Bombero, a small upstairs restaurant overlooking a narrow Santiago street.
Kasten and his wife, Eva Jean, went to Santiago, Chile, at the expense of the U.N. Economic Commission for Latin America.
Hundreds paraded in front of the new marble mausoleum where Allende's remains were reburied one week ago at Santiago's main cemetery.
"They mistakenly believed that everyone has a price and that everyone is a traitor," he said the speech from the provincial town of Santiago.
He said that the rest of the arrests were made in Monterrey and in the town of Villa de Santiago, 60 miles south of the state capital.
RTC spokesmen didn't respond to the Arkansas ruling, but an appeal is expected in light of the contrary ruling issued last month by federal Judge Santiago Campos of Santa Fe.
Santiago Sinclair, has declared that troops are "in a state of readiness" to defend their leader and Constitution.
Diplomatic sources in Washington, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the defection of Santiago Torrijos was considered significant because of the close identification of the his relatives with the Defense Forces.
"Thanks for all the good work," Walker told the Santiago crew late Friday night.
Samuel Santiago, 18, also robbed a pizza deliveryman in front of his apartment while under the electronic supervision of prison officials, police said.
Mr. Gallagher is a financial consultant and writer based in Santiago.
Chileans say Santiago, population four million, has more taxicabs than New York City.
Police said Friday that a French priest had died of a heart attack while cycling along the route to Santiago for the papal visit.
The saga began March 2 when the U.S. embassy in Santiago received a call from a Spanish-speaking male who threatened to inject cyanide into Chile's export fruit.
A series of recent bombings in Santiago has damaged government, military and business targets.
Most of the crowds that lined Santiago's streets were friendly, however.
At dusk, police reported around 100 demonstrators detained, but reporters in Santiago and other witnesses called that figure too low.
Police said they were investigating the wounding of a 21-year-old man who was shot as he left Santiago's main cemetery after visiting the tomb of Salvador Allende, the man Pinochet toppled in the coup.
But they often exchange their complaints over late suppers in crowded Santiago restaurants and then make their way to new cars parked on dimly lit streetssomething the middle class would fear doing in most other large cities anywhere in the hemisphere.
In some sectors of Santiago power was restored in a half hour.
So they use the money to buy woolen yarn wholesale in Santiago, then comb the countryside in a horsecart selling it door-to-door.
Initial checks of Chilean fruit were made after embassies in Santiago received anonymous threats that fruit from the South American nation would be poisoned. The government attributed the calls to leftist terrorists.
Civil Governor Ramon Berra of La Coruna province, which includes Santiago de Compostela, told Spanish National Radio that police were investigating whether drug traffickers might be behind the disco blast.
He developed several showy business interestsHyatt hotels in Santiago and Buenos Aires, jojoba plantations and financial consulting firms.
It was the fifth attack on Mormon chapels since Sunday in Santiago and provincial cities.

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