Béranger

[ bey-rahn-zhey ]

noun

1. Pierre Jean de [pye, r, zhah, n, d, uh], 1780–1857, French poet.

Béranger

/ berɑ̃ʒe /

noun

1. BérangerPierre Jean de17801857MFrenchWRITING: poet Pierre Jean de (pjɛr ʒɑ̃ də). 1780–1857, French lyric and satirical poet

Example Sentences

“Of all the different industries that have offered opportunities to women,” the screenwriter Clara Beranger told an interviewer in 1919, “none have given them the chance that motion pictures have.”

From The New Yorker

And Jeanette Beranger of the American Livestock Conservancy says the Chocolates’ lineage is pretty thin.

From Washington Times

“Even though we’re not going to feed the world with mulefoot hogs, the reason you want to keep them around is because they might have qualities that might not be present in other commercial hogs,” Beranger said.

From Washington Times

The drive to save the mulefoot is motivated in part by the importance of preserving genetic stock, said Jeannette Beranger, a programs director with the Livestock Conservancy.

From Washington Times

“Even though we’re not going to feed the world with mulefoot hogs, the reason you want to keep them around is because they might have qualities that might not be present in other commercial hogs,” Beranger said.

From Seattle Times