MEAUX

Meaning of MEAUX in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈmō ]

geographical name

commune N France ENE of Paris population 49,409

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MEAUX — geographical name commune N France ENE of Paris population 49,409
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MEAUX — town, Seine-et-Marne dpartement, le-de-France rgion, northern France, east-northeast of Paris. Situated in a loop of the Marne River in an …
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MEAUX — Pronunciation: ' m ō Function: geographical name commune N France ENE of Paris pop 49,348
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BRIE — I. noun Etymology: French, from ~, district in France Date: 1835 a soft surface-ripened cheese with a whitish rind and …
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BOSSUET, JACQUES-BÉNIGNE — born Sept. 25, 1627, Dijon, France died April 12, 1704, Paris French bishop. Ordained a priest in 1652, he gained …
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BRIE — I. ˈbrē noun Etymology: French, from Brie, district in France Date: 1835 : a soft surface-ripened cheese with a whitish …
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BORN FEB. 9, 1866, KENTLAND, IND., U.S. — died May 16, 1944, Brook, Ind. American playwright and humorist whose Fables in Slang summarized the kind of wisdom accumulated …
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VITRY, PHILIPPE DE — born Oct. 31, 1291, Paris, Fr. died June 9, 1361, Meaux also called Philippus De Vitriaco French prelate, music theorist, …
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VILLARD DE HONNECOURT — born c. 1225, , Picardy, Fr. died c. 1250 French architect remembered primarily for the sketchbook compiled while he travelled …
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SEINE-ET-MARNE — dpartement, le-de-France rgion, northern France. Extending east and south from the outer suburbs of Paris, it was created in 1790 …
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ROBERT II — born c. 1054 died February 1134, Cardiff, Wales byname Robert Curthose, French Robert Courteheuse duke of Normandy (10871106), a weak-willed …
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RENART, JEAN — flourished 1200, 22 French poet, author of romances of adventure, whose work rejected the fey atmosphere and serious morality that …
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REFORMED CHURCH OF FRANCE — French glise Reforme De France, church organized in 1938 by merging several Reformed groups that had developed in France during …
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RAYMOND VII — born July 1197, Beaucaire, Fr. died Sept. 27, 1249, Millau count of Toulouse from 1222, who succeeded his father, Raymond …
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PFYFFER, LUDWIG — born 1524 died March 17, 1594, Luzern, Switz. byname King of the Swiss, German Schweizerknig Swiss military leader, spokesman for …
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MARNE RIVER — river, northern France, 326 miles (525 km) long, rising 4.5 miles (7.2 km) south of Langres on the Langres Plateau. …
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LEVI BEN GERSHOM — born 1288, Bagnols-sur-Cze, Fr. died 1344 also called Gersonides, Leo De Bagnols, Leo Hebraeus, or (by acronym) Ralbag French Jewish …
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LEFEVRE D'ETAPLES, JACQUES — born c. 1455, , taples, Picardy died March 1536, Nrac, Fr. Latin Johannes Faber Stapulensis outstanding French humanist, theologian, and …
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KINGSTON UPON HULL — also called Hull city and unitary authority, geographic county of East Riding of Yorkshire, historic county of Yorkshire, England. It …
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JACQUERIE — insurrection of peasants against the nobility in northeastern France in 1358so named from the nobles' habit of referring contemptuously to …
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HUGUENOT — any of the Protestants in France in the 16th and 17th centuries, many of whom suffered severe persecution for their …
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GASTON III — born 1331 died August 1391 byname Gaston Phoebus, or Phebus count of Foix from 1343, who made Foix one of …
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FAREL, GUILLAUME — born 1489, Gap, Dauphin, Fr. died Sept. 13, 1565, Neuchtel Reformer and preacher primarily responsible for introducing the Reformation to …
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DURANDUS OF SAINT-POURAIN — born c. 1270, Saint-Pourain, Auvergne died Sept. 10, 1334, Meaux, Fr. French Durand De Saint-pourain French bishop, theologian, and philosopher …
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DUPRAT, ANTOINE — born Jan. 17, 1463, Issoire, Fr. died July 9, 1535, Nantouillet chancellor of France and cardinal known for his service …
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DAMMARTIN — medieval French countship, whose seat was at Dammartin-en-Gole, northwest of Meaux (in the modern dpartement of Seine-et-Marne). Hugh, the first …
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CHAMPAGNE — historical and cultural region encompassing the present-day northeastern French dpartement of Marne and parts of Ardennes, Meuse, Haute-Marne, Aube, Yonne, …
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BRIE — soft-ripened cow's-milk cheese named for the district in northeastern France in which it is made. The preliminary soft curd of …
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BRICONNET, GUILLAUME — born c. 1472 died Jan. 24, 1534, Saint-Germain-des-Prs, France influential Roman Catholic reformer, one of the most energetic personalities in …
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ADELA — born 1062? died 1137 French Adle daughter of William I the Conqueror of England and mother of Stephen, king of …
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PLEA — noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a passionate plea ▪ She made a passionate plea for tolerance. entered...plea (= said that …
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