PERRIN

Meaning of PERRIN in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ pə-ˈraⁿ(n), pe- ]

biographical name

Jean-Baptiste 1870-1942 French physicist

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PERRIN — biographical name Jean-Baptiste 1870-1942 French physicist
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PERRIN — /pe rddaonn"/ , n. Jean Baptiste /zhahonn bann teest"/ , 1870-1942, French physicist and chemist: Nobel prize for physics 1926.
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PERRIN — Per ‧ rin, Re ‧ gin ‧ ald /ˈperən, ˈperɪn, ˈredʒən ə ld/ BrE AmE 1 . a character played …
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PERRIN — Pronunciation: p ə - ' ra n (n), pe- Function: biographical name Jean-Baptiste 1870-1942 Fr. physicist
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