Lebrun

[ luh-brœn ]

/ ləˈbrœ̃ /

noun

Al·bert

[al-ber] /alˈbɛr/,1871–1950, president of France 1932–40.

Also Le Brun. Charles

[sharl] /ʃarl/,1619–90, French painter.

Mme. Vigée-. Vigée-Lebrun, Marie Anne Elisabeth.

Example sentences from the Web for lebrun

Lebrun's missives of 20th December bore fruit seven days later in Chauvelin's despatch to Grenville.

William Pitt and the Great War |John Holland Rose
He had strode straight home to Lebrun's and gone to his room; and there he remained, never making a sound.

Gunman's Reckoning |Max Brand
When Lebrun was called to the government of the arts, the number of practical engravers in France was already considerable.

Engraving: Its Origin, Processes, and History |Henri Delaborde
Lebrun had never been seen to lift his hand, but he was more dreaded than a rattler.

Gunman's Reckoning |Max Brand

Madame Lebrun might have enjoyed the outing, but for some reason Edna did not want her.

The Awakening and Selected Short Stories |Kate Chopin

British Dictionary definitions for lebrun

Lebrun

/ (French ləbrœ̃) /

noun

Albert (albɛr). 1871–1950, French statesman; president (1932–40)

Also: Le Brun Charles (ʃarl). 1619–90, French historical painter. He was court painter to Louis XIV and executed much of the decoration of the palace of Versailles

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