No. 7,869 in Spanish
mavericks
"Mavericks" is not a Spanish word; it is English, meaning independent-minded individuals who resist conformity.
In a sentence
Los Mavericks derrotaron a su oponente en el partido de baloncesto.
The Mavericks defeated their opponent in the basketball game.
Here, Mavericks is used as a proper noun referring to a sports team.
Admiro a los mavericks por su enfoque innovador en los negocios.
I admire mavericks for their innovative approach to business.
In this sentence, 'mavericks' refers to independent or innovative individuals.
Un maverick en la política puede ser visto como alguien que desafía el status quo.
A maverick in politics can be seen as someone who challenges the status quo.
Here, 'maverick' describes a person with unorthodox or independent behavior or beliefs.
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