Dor‧dogne, the /dɔːˈdɔɪn $ dɔːrˈdəʊn/
an area in southwest France around the River Dordogne, which is a popular place for tourists. Many middle-class British families go to the Dordogne for their summer holidays, usually to go camping or to stay in a GîTE (=a rented house).

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