FRERE

Meaning of FRERE in English

Frere (i) BrE AmE frɪə AmE frɪ ə r , (ii) BrE AmE freə AmE fre ə r

Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary. Английский словарь произношений Longman. 2012

FRERE — (n.) A friar.
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FRERE — ( n. ) A friar.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
FRÈRE — /frdderdd/ , n. , pl. frères /frdderdd/ . French. 1. brother. 2. a fellow member of an organization. 3. friar; …
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FRERE — noun a friar.
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FRERE, SIR BARTLE, 1ST BARONET — born March 29, 1815, Brecknockshire, Wales died May 29, 1884, Wimbledon, Surrey, Eng. in full Sir Henry Bartle Edwards, 1st …
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FRERE, JOHN HOOKHAM — born May 21, 1769, London, Eng. died Jan. 7, 1846, Valletta, Malta pseudonym William And Robert Whistlecraft British diplomat and …
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FRERE, JOHN — born Aug. 10, 1740, Roydon Hall, near Diss, Norfolk, Eng. died July 12, 1807, East Dereham, Norfolk British antiquary and …
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BARTLE FRERE, MOUNT — mountain in Bellenden-Ker Range, northeastern Queensland, Australia. It is the highest point in the state and rises to 5,287 ft …
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CANON — Musical form and compositional technique. Canons are characterized by having a melody that is imitated at a specified time interval …
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WHITE FRIAR — noun Usage: often capitalized W&F Etymology: Middle English white frere, from white (I) + frere friar; from his white habit …
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GREY FRIAR — noun also gray friar Usage: often capitalized G&F Etymology: Middle English grey frere, gray frere : a Franciscan friar
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FRIAR PREACHER — noun ( plural friars preachers or friar preachers ) Usage: usually capitalized F&P Etymology: Middle English frere prechour, from Old …
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FRIAR MINOR — noun ( plural friars minor ) Usage: usually capitalized F&M Etymology: Middle English frere menour, from Old French frere meneur …
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FRIAR — ˈfrī(ə)r, -īə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English frere, fryer, from Old French frere, literally, brother, from Latin fratr-, …
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CONFRERIE — kōⁿfrārē noun ( plural confreries -ē(z)) Etymology: French confrérie, from Old French confrerie, alteration (influenced by frere ) of confrarie …
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CONFRERE — (ˈ)kōⁿ|fre(ə)r, -fra(ə)r, ˈkänˌf-, ˈkȯnˌf- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, colleague, fellow member especially of a confraternity, from Middle …
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BROTHER-GERMAN — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun ( plural brothers-german ) Etymology: Middle English brother germain, part translation of Middle English frere germain, from frere …
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LEAKEY — /lee"kee/ , n. 1. Louis Seymour Bazett /baz"it/ , 1903-72, British archaeologist and anthropologist. 2. Mary (Douglas) , 1913-96, British …
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JACOBIN — — Jacobinic, Jacobinical , adj. — Jacobinism , n. /jak"euh bin/ , n. 1. (in the French Revolution) a member …
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FRIAR — /fruy"euhr/ , n. 1. Rom. Cath. Ch. a member of a religious order, esp. the mendicant orders of Franciscans, Dominicans, …
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FRIAR — noun Etymology: Middle English frere, fryer, from Anglo-French frere, friere, fraire literally, brother, from Latin fratr-, frater — more at …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
FRIAR — ■ noun a member of any of certain religious orders of men, especially the four mendicant orders (Augustinians, Carmelites, Dominicans, …
Concise Oxford English vocab
FR — ■ abbreviation Father (as a courtesy title of priests). [from ~. frère , lit. 'brother'.] ■ symbol the chemical element …
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FRIAR — [fri.ar] n [ME frere, fryer, fr. OF frere, lit., brother, fr. L fratr-, frater--more at brother] (13c): a member of …
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CONFRERE — [con.frere] n [ME, fr. MF, trans. of ML confrater] (15c): colleague, comrade
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