SORBONNE

Meaning of SORBONNE in English

Sor ‧ bonne, the /sɔːˈbɒn $ sɔːrˈbɑːn/ BrE AmE

the oldest part of the University of Paris, established in the 14th century on the ↑ Left Bank of the River Seine

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SORBONNE — /sawr bon", -bun"/ ; Fr. /sawrdd bawn"/ , n. 1. the seat of the faculties of arts and letters of …
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SORBONNE — n. faculty for arts and letters at the University of Paris (France)
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SORBONNE — Sorbonne BrE AmE ( ˌ ) sɔː ˈbɒn AmE sɔːr ˈbʌn -ˈbɑːn —French [ sɔʁ bɔn \]
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SORBONNE, THE — Sor ‧ bonne, the /sɔːˈbɒn $ sɔːrˈbɑːn/ BrE AmE the oldest part of the University of Paris, established in the …
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SORBONIST — noun also sor·bonn·ist (ˈ)sȯ(r)|bänə̇st, -|bən- ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle French sorboniste, from Sorbonne, a house for …
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SORBONIST — /sawr bon"ist, -bun"-, sawr"beuh nist/ , n. a student or graduate of the Sorbonne. [ 1550-60; Sorbonista. See SORBONNE, -IST …
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