Duran

[ doo-ran; Spanish doo-rahn ]

noun

1. Ro·ber·to [r, uh, -, bair, -toh, raw-, ber, -taw], born 1951, Panamanian boxer.

Durán

/ djʊˈræn /

noun

1. DuránRoberto1951MPanamanianSPORT AND GAMES: boxer Roberto. born 1951, Panamanian boxer: held world titles at four different weights, most notably lightweight (1972–79)

Example Sentences

Your Duran Duran concert film is coming out in theaters in September—your first concert film.

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Duran believe that patience and tenacity helped things progress this far and they will be required in order for continued success.

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Smelters focusing on recycled materials are prevalent in Japan and Europe, according to Duran.

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“It feels like we are so far away from the issues on the ground [where smelters operator], but we are not,” said Duran.

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After turning down Playboy, the acting heiress poses for her first cover shoot, which was captured by photographer Tony Duran.

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Before giving the history of Charles Duran's birth, life, and early death, I will partially describe his father's residence.

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Samuel cried at the loss of his pretty kite, and Charles Duran was mean enough to mimic the boy whom he had thus injured.

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A poor widow lady lived some distance beyond Mr. Duran's house.

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Charles Duran, who was out of his element when he was not in mischief, seemed to take delight in tormenting these little children.

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It was in this pleasant place, which I have briefly described, that Charles Duran was born.

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