ROSENTHAL

Meaning of ROSENTHAL in English

/roh"zeuhn thawl'/ , n.

1. Jean , 1912-69, U.S. theatrical lighting designer.

2. Emmanuel , born 1904, French conductor and composer.

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ROSENTHAL — Rosenthal (i) BrE AmE ˈrəʊz ə n θɔːl AmE \ ˈroʊz- -θɑːl , (ii) BrE AmE -tɑːl
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ROSENTHAL — Rosenthal
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ROSENTHAL — Rosenthal
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ROSENTHAL — Розенталь
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ROSENTHAL — Rosenthal
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ROSENTHAL — Rosenthal
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ROSENTHAL, HESSE — Розенталь
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