BONNARD

Meaning of BONNARD in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ bȯ-ˈnär ]

biographical name

Pierre 1867-1947 French painter

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BONNARD — biographical name Pierre 1867-1947 French painter
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BONNARD — /baw nannrdd"/ , n. Pierre /pyerdd/ , 1867-1947, French painter.
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BONNARD — Pronunciation: bo ̇ - ' när Function: biographical name Pierre 1867-1947 Fr. painter
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