Proper noun
Teran (plural Terans)
A surname.
Colombian defender Carlos Teran signed with the Fire on Aug. 21. But like so much else this year, his arrival was delayed by COVID-19 as Colombia didn’t allow flights to the United States until Sept. 21. Source: Internet
WUWM's Race & Ethnicity reporter Teran Powell talks with UWM professor David Pate about the symbolism of nooses, especially as it pertains to Black people. Source: Internet
Teran is a former certified public accountant (CPA). Source: Internet
“It is a nightmare we weren’t prepared for,” said a member of the City Council, Pamela Teran, in an interview with a local radio station. Source: Internet
“The million dollars from the bond fund will be used only for facilities and renovations,” clarified Superintendent Ralph Teran. Source: Internet
“We are doing this in part of a review of all district areas to create better efficiency and look at things that have a financial impact on the district,” said Superintendent Dr. Ralph Teran. Source: Internet