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madre

American  
[mah-thre, mah-drey] / ˈmɑ ðrɛ, ˈmɑ dreɪ /

noun

Spanish.

plural

madres
  1. mother.


Example Sentences

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The parade begins on Orange Grove Boulevard, then turns east onto Colorado for the bulk of the trek before ending at Sierra Madre Boulevard.

From Los Angeles Times

Four floats — from the cities of Burbank and Sierra Madre, the Walt Disney Co., and Trader Joe’s — broke down amid the wet conditions.

From Los Angeles Times

The 5.5-mile parade route begins on Orange Grove Boulevard, then turns east onto Colorado for the bulk of the trek before ending at Sierra Madre Boulevard.

From Los Angeles Times

The weather could also create a soggy experience for the hundreds of thousands of people who flock to Pasadena each year to watch floats and bands wind their way down 5.5 miles of Orange Grove, Colorado and Sierra Madre boulevards, with some camping out overnight.

From Los Angeles Times

Spectators donned ponchos, participants wrestled with soaked instruments and sodden flags, and four floats — from the cities of Burbank and Sierra Madre, the Walt Disney Co., and Trader Joe’s — broke down, probably because of wet conditions, according to the report.

From Los Angeles Times