Merín

American  

[me-reen] / mɛˈrin /

noun

1. Mirim.

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Example Sentences

“Essentially, you’ve handcuffed folks — foresters and silviculturists — from being able to get off successful prescribed burns because we made the rules so onerous and so restrictive” causing more wildfire fuel to be left on the forest floor, said Sarah Bros, a forester and co-owner at Merin Forest Management based in North Bay, Ontario, who has done prescribed burning.

From New York Times

This constant balancing act of managing nutrition has been described as “McDonald’s Moms v. Organic Moms” by sociologists Kate Cairns, Josée Johnston and Merin Oleschuk.

From Los Angeles Times

This constant balancing act of managing nutrition has been described as “McDonald’s Moms v. Organic Moms” by sociologists Kate Cairns, Josée Johnston and Merin Oleschuk: “Either extreme garners social stigma.”

From Los Angeles Times

"The Anglo-Indian identity developed out of this fusing together of eastern and western cultures," says academic Merin Simi Raj.

From BBC

A sophomore and a member of a student committee in which she advocates public safety, Merin returned to her dorm to find a note on the door, still off its hinges, that read: “Be Nicer.”

From Seattle Times