Juárez

[wahr-ez, hwah-res]

noun

1. Benito (Pablo) 1806–72, president of Mexico 1857–72.

2. Ciudad. Ciudad Juárez.

Juárez

¹

/ ˈxwarɛθ /

noun

1. short for Ciudad Juárez

Juárez

²

/ ˈxwarɛθ /

noun

1. Benito Pablo (beˈnito ˈpaβlo). 1806–72, Mexican statesman. As president (1861–65; 1867–72) he thwarted Napoleon III's attempt to impose an empire under Maximilian and introduced many reforms

Example Sentences

“We cannot give up. We, as parents, will stay committed and united. We’re going to do whatever it takes to continue the program,” said Juarez.

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Juarez works two jobs in order to support her family and she says they still “can’t afford private music lessons.”

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Protests also saw agricultural workers storm the customs offices in Ciudad Juarez.

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The report by Juarez and his team found that for disabled people, the fires “deepened pre-existing disparities and introduced new pressures.”

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The letter writer, Mario Juarez, warned Bonta that another businessman, Andy Duong, possessed “a recording of you in a compromising situation.”

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