Jurado
Proper noun
Meaning
Jurado (plural Jurados)
A surname from Spanish.
Examples
He left with the Mets trailing 5-3, but Giménez got Jurado off the hook with his first big league homer, a tying drive in the sixth off Tom Eshelman (3-0).
The Mets allowed pitchers Chasen Shreve, Nick Tropeano, Paul Sewald and Ariel Jurado to go free; Tropeano was claimed off waivers from Pittsburgh in October, before owner Steve Cohen bought the team from the Wilpon and Katz families.
Jurado is hoping to replicate many times over what’s happening at the coffee shop, a place where locals could gather for an artists’ fair, listen to music, have something to drink and relax in a place that could be quaint Murrieta.
The Red Devils will have to pay a compensation fee to Barcelona given the club helped train Jurado from a young age but a fee of around £200,000 will be considered a snip for a player of Jurado’s potential.
Jurado said that he feared for his life and did not resist.
This cover image released by Mama Bird Recording Co. shows ""What's New, Tomboy" by Damien Jurado.