Engadine

[ eng-guh-deen, eng-guh-deen ]

/ ˈɛŋ gəˌdin, ˌɛŋ gəˈdin /

the valley of the Inn River in E Switzerland: resorts. 60 miles (97 km) long.

Example sentences from the Web for engadine

It is most frequent in the districts about the Engadine and in the Jura Mountains.

The Story of the Hills |H. N. Hutchinson
I had a full report from the Engadine a fortnight ago, and this contretemps is only what I have expected.

The Secrets of Potsdam |William Le Queux
The air of the Engadine and the waters that tasted like ink had worked marvels: in a week M. Moriaz felt like a new man.

Samuel Brohl & Company |Victor Cherbuliez
Nearly a week had passed before he made any move in the matter, and then the move he made was in the direction of the Engadine.

Phyllis of Philistia |Frank Frankfort Moore

From the heights of the Engadine to Margate Pier, there is equal rapture, for there is an equal cessation of routine.

Endymion |Benjamin Disraeli

Engadine

/ (ˈɛŋɡəˌdiːn) /

the upper part of the valley of the River Inn in Switzerland, in Graubünden canton: tourist and winter sports centre