Trouville

[ troo-veel ]

/ truˈvil /

a seaport in NW France, on the English Channel: resort.

Also called Trou·ville-sur-Mer

[troo-veel-syr-mer] /tru vil sürˈmɛr/.

Example sentences from the Web for trouville

The radiance that marked Trouville and Honfleur grew dim almost to extinction.

The Street Called Straight |Basil King
He draws in “Pauline” a delightful picture of the old fishing-village of Trouville—before it became a resort of fashion.

Dumas' Paris |Francis Miltoun
On the beach at Trouville with Lady Dolly skipping before him in the sea.

The Man Who Lost Himself |H. De Vere Stacpoole
There is much to shock the sober-minded as there is in Paris, but the sober-minded should not go to Trouville.

In Vanity Fair |Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd

Have I mentioned that he was fat and indolent and had never travelled further than Trouville?

To Tell You the Truth |Leonard Merrick