Synonyms for juarez
ˈwɑr ɛz, ˈʰwɑr-juarez

Princeton's WordNet

1. Ciudad Juarez, Juareznoun

   a city in northern Mexico on the Rio Grande opposite El Paso

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1. • Mexico
   • City

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1. List of paraphrases for "juarez":

   juárez, suarez

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1. Scott Garriola:

   The pattern suggests he crossed into Mexico, but he has family and friends living in El Paso and Ciudad Juarez, so he could be on either side of the border.

2. David Canales:

   We've seen our customers go down by about 30 percent. I also have some co-workers who live in Juarez and say they have to get into the pedestrian lane an hour and a half before their shift starts just to cross the border.

3. Micah Herndon:

   Micah Herndon said. Race organizers invited him to the New York Marathon the day after the Boston Marathon even though his time didnt qualify him. In Boston, Micah Herndon had four miles left to finish the race when Micah Herndon legs gave out, and Micah Herndon ended up crawlingon Micah Herndon hands and knees to the finish line. MARINE WHO CRAWLED ACROSS BOSTON MARATHON FINISH LINE FOR FALLEN COMRADES INVITED TO RUN NYC MARATHON In Afghanistan, he was in a convoy in 2010 when one of the vehicles hit an IED, killing in Marines Mark Juarez andMatthew Ballard, and Rupert Hamer, a British journalist. He served multiple tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP I run in honor of them.They are not here anymore. I am here, and I am able, i am lucky to still have all my limbs. I can still be active. I find fuel in the simple idea that I can run. Some can not.

4. Benjamin Carrera:

   Juarez couldn't survive without the factories. But right now, the life of a worker is much more important than a job, a job can be recovered. People's lives can no longer be.

5. Claudia Portillo:

   I'm reliving those memories of living in Juarez back in the '90s. You are looking behind your back all the time, my children are grown adults, 29 and 27. They had to bury their dad 23 years ago and now -- oh my goodness -- it's here. I don't want it to be here.