razon

American  

[ray-zahn] / ˈreɪ zɑn /

noun

plural

razons

1. a radio-guided bomb.

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Example Sentences

Esa actitud le ha ayudado a convertirse en el as del bullpen este octubre y podría ser la razón por la que será el as de la rotación en el futuro.

From Los Angeles Times

Writer-director Jacques Audiard’s “Pérez” screenplay is adapted from his own adaptation of a part of Boris Razon’s novel, “Écoute.”

From Los Angeles Times

Karol G’s cumbia-pop song “Mi Ex Tenía Razón,” a nomination that includes Barrera, and Bad Bunny’s “Monaco” are in competition for record of the year.

From Los Angeles Times

Milei presented his 2022 book, “The Way of the Libertarian,” in Madrid Friday at a literary event organized by La Razón, a conservative Spanish newspaper.

From Seattle Times

The claims of Middleton being comatose were picked up and circulated nationally by Spanish media, including the country's newspapers like El Confidencial, La Vanguardia and La Razón.

From Salon