Jiménez

[ hee-me-neth ]

noun

1. Juan Ra·món [hwahn , r, ah-, mawn], 1881–1958, Spanish poet: Nobel Prize 1956.

Jiménez

/ xiˈmenɛθ /

noun

1. JiménezJuan Ramón18811958MSpanishWRITING: poet Juan Ramón (xwan raˈmɔn). 1881–1958, Spanish lyric poet. His most famous work is Platero y yo (1917), a prose poem: Nobel prize for literature 1956

Example Sentences

The centerpiece of a 2017 trade that sent veteran pitcher José Quintana across town to the Cubs, Jiménez reached the majors in 2019 and showed right away that he’d brought his big bat with him.

From Washington Post

Jiménez was injured Wednesday in a Cactus League game against the Athletics when he raced to the left field wall and leaped in an attempt to rob Oakland’s Sean Murphy of a home run.

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The team announced Thursday that Jiménez suffered a rupture of his left pectoral tendon and will need surgery.

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Jiménez also showed that he could do nearly as much damage in the outfield as he could at the plate.

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As the ball sailed well past Jiménez into a bullpen area, he hooked his left arm over the wall and dangled there for a moment.

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In a recent interview with Britain's The Sunday Times, Sola Jimenez said all he wants is recognition.

From The Daily Beast

“She proclaims his innocence through incoherent arguments and has discredited me in the process,” said Jimenez.

From The Daily Beast

Jimenez said he never used the term “bail” with Hamer, “because it was never an option,” he said.

From The Daily Beast

“I wanted to refer to the posttraumatic stress [van der Sloot] was under at the moment of the crime,” Jimenez said.

From The Daily Beast

Juan Jimenez looked at him, slightly disturbed, as though wondering just how seriously he meant it.

From Project Gutenberg

When Jimenez was ready, Rainsford pressed the play-off button, and for a minute the recorder gave a high, wavering squeak.

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Juan Jimenez was in the same sports casuals in which he had appeared on screen last evening.

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Jimenez climbed up onto the airboat and Borch floated the load up to him and then went back into the huts.

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Juan Jimenez had climbed down from the airboat; he was looking at the body of Kurt Borch in horror.

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