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Dijon

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Di·jon  (d-zh)
A city of eastern France north of Lyon. It is an industrial center and a transportation hub noted for its foodstuffs, including mustard and cassis. Population: 151,000.
Dijon (French) [diʒɔ̃]
n
(Placename) a city in E France: capital of the former duchy of Burgundy. Pop.: 149 867 (1999)
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Noun1.Dijon - an industrial city in eastern France to the north of Lyons
France, French Republic - a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe


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No, we sat calmly down--it was in old Dijon, which is so easy to spell and so impossible to pronounce except when you civilize it and call it Demijohn--and poured out rich Burgundian wines and munched calmly through a long table d'hote bill of fare, snail patties, delicious fruits and all, then paid the trifle it cost and stepped happily aboard the train again, without once cursing the railroad company.
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