Carrera

[ kuh-rair-uh; Spanish kahr-re-rah ]

noun

1. Jo·sé Mi·guel de [haw-, se, mee-, gel, de], 1785–1821, Chilean revolutionary and political leader: dictator 1811–13.

Example Sentences

The targets the gang chose at random were an expectant father, Alfredo Carrera, and his close friend Jose Antonio Flores Vasquez, an aspiring astrophysicist in UC Irvine’s doctorate program who was visiting Carrera to drop off a baby gift.

From Los Angeles Times

Alfredo Carrera’s sister, Cynthia, said her family was not notified of Dyer’s release this year.

From Los Angeles Times

“All this data is an open window,” into the past, adds co-author and archaeology technician Marta Perea Carrera of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala.

From Science Magazine

Sylmar 14, Van Nuys 0: Victor Carrera had two hits and three RBIs and Victor Espinoza homered for the Spartans in a Valley Mission League win.

From Los Angeles Times

Police identified Arturo Sepulveda Carrera, 70, of Van Nuys, as the driver of the vehicle.

From Los Angeles Times